Choosing the right Learning Project is key to staying motivated and achieving meaningful results.
Here’s how to select a project that fits your needs perfectly.
1. Start with Your Goal
Be clear about what you want to achieve — is it a new skill, a portfolio piece, or a career step?
Example goals:
“Improve my English presentation skills”
“Learn how to code a personal blog site”
“Prepare a business pitch for investors”
2. Check the Requirements
Look for prerequisites (e.g., basic knowledge in a subject, access to certain tools).
Make sure you meet the required skill level to avoid frustration.
3. Evaluate the Mentor
Review the mentor’s profile, teaching style, and experience.
Read reviews from past learners.
Confirm their communication language and time zone compatibility.
4. Consider Your Schedule
Check the project’s duration and how often you’ll meet with your mentor (if you would like to have a mentor to support your learning journey).
Make sure you can commit the time needed to complete each milestone.
5. Assess the Deliverables
Look at what you’ll have at the end of the project — a completed product, a set of skills, or both.
Decide if those outcomes are valuable to your personal or professional goals.
6. Budget Wisely
Make sure the price fits your budget.
Consider whether the project includes all needed resources or if you’ll have extra costs (e.g., software licenses).
💡 Tip: If you’re unsure, start by messaging the mentor to ask how the project can be adapted to your needs — flexibility is one of UNI Learn’s strengths.