








Mentoring with TAP is designed to be flexible and low-commitment. Many mentors contribute as little as one hour per month.
You choose when you are available, how often you meet, and which conversations you accept. You can also pause your account during busy periods.
Sessions are short, focused, and built to fit around full-time professional schedules.
TAPers are ambitious Palestinian professionals, typically aged 20–35, based in Gaza, the West Bank, or the wider diaspora. We also are working with NGOs in Jordan and Lebanon, and a minority of users will be from the wider Middle East.
They work across fields such as software engineering, product, data, design, marketing, operations, and business, and are primarily seeking remote or international roles.
Most have strong technical or academic foundations and fluent English, but limited access to global networks.
Mentorship at TAP takes the form of structured, goal-driven coffee chats.
Conversations usually last 30–45 minutes and are led by the job seeker, with clear objectives such as CV feedback, interview preparation, career strategy, or role-specific guidance.
There is no expectation of open-ended mentoring unless both sides choose to continue.
All mentors receive a short onboarding orientation at the start, explaining how the program works and how to run effective mentoring conversations.
TAP also offers optional mentor masterclasses and guidance sessions, giving mentors practical tools and shared learning without adding extra time pressure.
No. You do not need prior mentoring experience or regional expertise.
Your value comes from your professional experience. TAP provides the structure, context, and coordination so you can focus on sharing practical insight that helps someone move forward in their career.
Mentors are matched based on professional background, career stage, and the specific goals shared by the job seeker. TAP makes best-effort matches to ensure conversations are relevant and practical, and mentors always see who they are meeting and why.
TAP provides the platform, coordination, and guidance so mentoring remains focused and efficient. This includes session prompts, clear expectations, and ongoing support from the TAP team if questions arise.
Professionals with 3+ years of experience in tech, business, marketing, design, product, data, or other remote-friendly fields are encouraged to apply. TAP mentors come from a wide range of industries and locations.
Yes. TAP works with individuals, teams, and organisations who want to support Palestinian talent in a flexible, low-barrier way. Company-based mentoring can be informal or part of a broader partnership.
TAP is funded through a mix of institutional partners and individual donations. This funding enables TAP to deliver structured, high-quality career support to Palestinian job seekers while keeping mentorship free and accessible for volunteers.
A small minority of participants (under 3 percent) choose to pay for the program if they have the means to do so and aren’t qualified for our sponsored seats. These contributions go towards covering direct career coaching and programme delivery costs.