Any young person aged 14 to 35 from underserved or marginalized communities.

No, joining as a mentee is completely free.

Simply fill out the online sign-up form on the Next Qadam website.

You only need basic information; no additional documents are required.

Each mentorship cycle lasts for 3 months. Depends on mentees need

Around 4–6 hours per month (about 1–2 hours per week). Depends on their need for mentorship

All sessions are conducted online, using the scheduling method you agree on with your mentor.

You can get support in career growth, education guidance, personal development, entrepreneurship, psychosocial support, and career shifts.

Matches are made based on your skills, interests, and goals, but mentor preferences are considered where possible.

Yes, if needed, you can request a change through the Next Qadam team/Platform

If you miss or reschedule two sessions, your membership may be paused or discontinued.

Any professional with 5 years of experience who is passionate about guiding young people.

No specific degree is required—only relevant professional or educational experience.

No, it is a voluntary role aimed at supporting youth development.

Mentors typically give 4–6 hours per month, depending on availability.

Mentors receive orientation, resources, guidelines, and continuous support from the HIVE team.

Matches are based on skills, interests, goals, and areas of expertise shared during onboarding.

You can notify the Next Qadam team, and they will follow up or rematch if needed.

You may reschedule, but frequent changes may affect your eligibility for future cycles.

Yes, all sessions are held online for accessibility and safety.

Yes, both mentors and mentees can participate in future cycles.

You can report it through the Next Qadam support team, who will follow proper procedures.

You can update your details through the online dashboard once you’re registered.

You can reach out through the website, contact form, or support email.