iCouldBe.org Inc

www.icouldbe.org

Grades 9–10 Grades 11–12

iCouldBe.org connects high school students with professional mentors through a virtual platform designed to support career exploration and goal setting. Students work through interactive modules focused on career pathways, financial literacy, and postsecondary planning, while mentors provide personalized guidance and feedback. The experience helps participants develop essential workplace and life skills that prepare them for internships, college, and career entry. iCouldBe offers a flexible and accessible model of career-based mentoring that strengthens youth readiness for the world of work.

ORGANIZATION TYPE

Non-Profit Operator

STUDENTS SERVED

500 - 999

GEOGRAPHIC REACH

National

STATE(S) COVERED

California, New York

LOCALE(S) SERVED

Urban

WBL SERVICE MODELS

Mentorship

DELIVERY MODALITY

Virtual Asynchronous

TYPICAL DURATION

Medium-term

SCHOOL-BASED TIMING

In-school

COMPENSATION TYPE

Unpaid

LANGUAGE SUPPORT

English Only

TARGETED POPULATIONS

Low-income / FRPL Eligible

DISABILITY ACCOMMODATIONS

CAREER CLUSTERS ALIGNMENT

Advanced Manufacturing, Agriculture, Arts, Entertainment, & Design, Construction, Digital Technology, Education, Energy & Natural Resources, Financial Services, Healthcare & Human Services, Hospitality, Events, & Tourism, Management & Entrepreneurship, Marketing & Sales, Public Service & Safety, Supply Chain & Transportation, Cross-cutting Cluster

FUNDING MODEL

Grants, Philanthropy, Earned Revenue

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