Be part of a community
OLAMI Mentorship links young adults (18-35) from global Jewish communities in 20+ countries. With centers in major cities, it fosters connections through events, classes, and holidays, reinforcing ties between Israel and younger Jewish individuals seeking support in careers, business, or personal matters.
Student’s main challenges
The Solution - connect mentors to students with mentorship
Relocating alone for studies or work is challenging. collaborating with the organization, we introduced “OLAMI mentorship”, connecting students and young individuals with local mentors for support, including career guidance and advice about their new surroundings.
UX research
The research primarily involved interviews with OLAMI community members. the key insight emphasized was the need to develop a platform serving as a unique social network for users. creating a distinct interface was crucial to bridging the gap between young users and mentors, making it familiar and user-friendly.
Persona
Name Hannah Rotman
Age 20
Place of birth Brazil
Hannah, a newcomer to Madrid for her master's in computer science, seeks a mentor for career guidance, community connections for socializing, and a Spanish teacher.
Hanna’s Journey
Screens
1. The first meeting with OLAMI
At the beginning, Hannah will register to the OLAMI community in a user-friendly way, tell about herself and her goals and skills
2. A new social community
After registration, Hannah will discover that OLAMI is a social network for everything: you will be updated with community news and social events and can even listen to podcasts…
3. Sharing is the name of the game
OLAMI is a supportive community, here Hanna can upload stories, and ask for advice or help, from people in the community
4. The connection with the mentor
After Hanna had written about herself in the profile and reflected on their goals, one of the mentors chose the students who could be mentored in the field in which they are involved.
