Adventis has a strong presence at dozens of universities across the U.S. and Canada. We have a network of certified students at those universities who have leveraged Adventis to win internships and full-time positions at some of the most sought after financial institutions. These students got a lot out of Adventis and are now 3rd- and 4th-year students looking to give back by mentoring others, knowing the advantages of becoming certified.

While users who gain access through the mentorship program gain access to our same catalog of learning materials as regular online enrollments, there are two main differences.  First, the mentor program has a structured program led by an Adventis Representative. Adventis Representatives are students who understand everything Adventis has to offer because they’ve used all the resources of Adventis to earn their internships and full-time positions at top financial institutions. The other main difference is that our corporate clients get access to a dashboard that displays each employee’s progress through the program using real-time data. This includes the percentage of videos watched, attempted exams, and certifications earned.

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