ROCK YOUR LIFE! Support

location

The whole of Switzerland

calendar

Year-round

education

Education

The ROCK YOUR LIFE! (RYL!) mentoring program has been helping young people in Switzerland make a successful start in their careers and integrate socially since 2013. Its focus is on young people with insufficient family support, a difficult socio-economic background and/or who are refugees.

In one-to-one mentoring, young adults mentor young people by helping them with their professional orientation. Mentors provide individual support and promote young people’s self-efficacy and social skills through regular one-on-one meetings.

The mentoring is supported by four training blocks, application workshops and other offers.
You will help the site team organize and run events or support mentoring pairs.

Duration:

Depending on your availability and to be agreed.

Location:

Possible throughout Switzerland in: Basel, Bern, Chur, Lucerne, St. Gallen, Zurich, Fribourg, Geneva, Lausanne, Lugano

How it will work:

You will decide together which tasks you might be interested in at an introductory meeting.

Introduction:

You will be introduced to your tasks by the site supervisor.

Support:

You’ll be supported by a contact person on site: Site supervisor.

Tasks:

  • Preparation of trainings, exchange meetings and leisure events.
  • Supervising mentoring pairs.

What you’ll need:

  • Reliable 
  • You’re open and understanding towards the lives of young people.
  • The desire to share your own experience and learn new things.

Note:

  • Minimum B2/C1 German
  • Second language extremely desirable

 

Project language

German, French, Italian, English

Our project partner:
ROCK YOUR LIFE! Switzerland

ROCK YOUR LIFE! Switzerland is a network of ten local associations made up of young adult volunteers, motivated young people, and responsible companies who work with the ROCKYOURLIFE! Switzerland GmbH umbrella organization. Together, we are committed to providing greater educational justice and equal opportunities, because every young person deserves a fair chance.