Academic and Career Mentoring

Since 2019, I have provided academic and career mentoring as a professional service. I started mentoring young Peruvian law students, and now I advise young talents from different professions and countries.

My goal is to assist you in achieving your maximum potential in every facet of your career. If you need more guidance in taking full advantage of your studies, structuring a successful career development strategy, or applying to study abroad, please feel free to reach out to me.

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Student academic and career mentoring

University students have tight schedules. Time is limited, and students who wish to start their careers successfully must make intelligent choices during their studies. From finding the right internships to deciding which extracurricular projects to engage with, I help them navigate those tough choices.

I also provide feedback on research ideas, papers, and presentations for students concerned with their academics and help students prepare for their thesis defenses.

Professional mentoring

From preparing for interviews to negotiating their salaries, I assist my clients in navigating their career development while keeping their professional objectives clear.

My clients work in some of the most prestigious firms worldwide, including Bain & Company, PwC, McKinsey & Company, KPMG, Baker McKenzie, Deloitte, DLA Piper, EY, and Dentons.

Graduate Admission Counseling

I have helped obtain admission to some of the top graduate programs in the world, including MBAs, LLMs, MPAs, and a wide variety of master programs in Ivy League, Oxbridge, and other top schools. My clients have received hundreds of thousands of dollars’ worth of financial aid, including some of the most competitive scholarships: the Rhodes, Fulbright, Chevening, DAAD, Erasmus Mundus, and Schwarzman scholarships.

My services include structuring the application strategy and assisting with the application file: personal statements, essays, resumes, letters of recommendation, etc.

Fund for Low-Income Students (FEBI)

40% of the income obtained from my academic and professional mentoring services is destined for the FEBI (in English, Fund for Low-Income Students). The Fund is destined for low-income Peruvian law students and recent graduates interested in studying abroad and returning to Peru for an academic career. It provides mentoring and counseling and can cover different expenditures related to applying to study overseas: application fees, visa procedures, foreign language tests, etc.

If you want to apply to the Fund, please:

see the requirements here