Where the learning goes
Our students do not wait until graduation to be useful. From Year 2 they teach, intern and build.
Internship & career development
Every student completes a supervised internship in Year 3, matched to her chosen specialisation. Browse example areas:
Digital Marketing
Year 3 internship area
Social media management, campaign planning and analytics for small businesses and institutions.
Placements are arranged with women-led and community organisations wherever possible, and may be remote or local. [Partner list to be confirmed]
Startup Showcase Day
The programme ends with something public. Each graduating student presents her capstone — a small venture or a community service project — to teachers, families and invited guests.
- A ten-minute pitch: the need identified, the work done, the results and the lessons.
- Assessed on rigour, real impact, ethical grounding and quality of reflection — not profit alone.
- Mentors from the faculty and invited professionals give written feedback.
- Standout ventures receive continued mentorship after graduation. [Support programme to be confirmed]
Community teaching programme
In Year 2, students teach — usually a children's Quran or Islamic studies circle at a local masjid, madrasah or in their own neighbourhood.
Placements are arranged with the guardian's consent and in an appropriate, supervised setting. Students plan lessons, teach a set number of sessions, and are observed against a teaching rubric by both a local supervisor and a faculty mentor. Nothing consolidates knowledge faster than having to explain it to a child.
Where our graduates go
The figures below are illustrative placeholders and will be replaced with verified data after our first cohort graduates.
[X]%
pursued further study
[X]
startups launched
[X]%
teaching in their communities
[X]%
earning within a year
Editable placeholder data — not yet verified