What We Do
Institute for the Advancement of African Students and Researchers (IAASAR) is a non-profit organization that supports and inspires African students and researchers to reach their full potential and utilize their skills and experience in community development. Through the collective efforts and experiences of former students and experienced researchers, IAASAR seeks to empower and build relationships with African students and researchers in Canada.
Generate awareness
Through planning and research, we identify and offer solutions to pressing issues hampering scholarly attainments.
Boost Opportunities
This is possible through proven strategies for professional growth and development.
Support and Referral
Our support goes a long way towards building a community of well-informed and healthy students and researchers.
Our Approach
- Case Study
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We employ case studies to solve peculiar problems, analyze situations, and make beneficial decisions in difficult and complex situations.
- Mentorship
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It's a privilege to tap the experience and knowledge of successful erstwhile students and researchers for career progression.
- Seminar
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This provides the opportunity to listen to speakers from different backgrounds and fields of study, ask questions, and gain valuable skills for professional and personal development.
- Workshop
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There's opportunity to connect and collaborate through workshops. We share experience, expectations, and excitements thereby discovering new ideas and solutions.
- Orientation
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This is one of the ways to prepare for the tasks ahead. We believe that adequate preparation is the forerunner of progress.
- Expedition
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Participate in inspirational journeys to explore the environment, discover new things and practices, and share good moments in relaxed environments.
- Support
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We engage in activities that support African students and researchers and inspire them to achieve their career aspirations.