📋 Tender Overview
The accompanying actions benefited more than 69,000 winners of scholarships and credits. With the support of allies, mentoring, workshops and bootcamps were held in different regions of the country.To guarantee that its winners of scholarships and educational credits continue their studies to become outstanding professionals, the National Scholarship and Educational Credit Program (Pronabec) strengthened its support model and reached a total of 92,914 services so far this year.
These interventions address the different stages of the beneficiaries professional training, both for those entering undergraduate or postgraduate courses and those who are close to completing their studies and entering the workforce.
Through these interventions, 69,830 beneficiaries who participated in at least one activity were served, a figure that represents 94% of the total population of scholarship and credit winners from the Ministry of Education (Minedu) program who are currently studying.
One of the pillars of the support model is basic intervention. Among its first strategies is the series of virtual workshops Aprende+, a platform that offers virtual courses to improve study habits and soft skills that help academic permanence and successful insertion into the workplace. To date, of the total beneficiaries served, 61,804 have completed these courses.
Likewise, 24 webinars and in-person workshops of the Thinking about you campaign were held, focused on contributing to emotional well-being, which registered 4,232 attendances. For those who are in the final stages of their training, 53 webinars and leadership bootcamps were developed to promote employability, reaching 13,445 participations. These latest bootcamps, which are intensive training spaces, were developed in Lima, Piura, Lambayeque, La Libertad, Junin, Cajamarca, Ancash, Moquegua and Arequipa.
This deployment was possible thanks to the collaboration of 52 public, private and academic entities, as well as specialized consultants who provided exhibitors on various topics and with the loan of their facilities to carry out the activities.
The training topics were varied such as stress and anxiety management, burnout prevention, thesis planning, financial education, strengthening the professional profile on LinkedIn and the impact of artificial intelligence in selection processes, among others. Likewise, Pronabecs Commitment to Service to Peru was discussed.
Support between beneficiaries
During 2025, there was also intervention for cases of beneficiaries at risk of dropping out of studies with direct personalized attention. In this strategy, 3,006 accompaniment services were provided to those who required academic, socio-emotional attention, among others. Likewise, 136 beneficiaries at social risk were assisted and an early warning pilot was applied that achieved 2,708 assistance.
Another notable initiative is the Talents in Action Volunteer Program, in which beneficiaries and graduates accompany and guide their peers for a better adaptation process, psychological guidance and development of work skills, based on their academic and professional experiences. This year, 2,111 volunteer beneficiaries provided 8,391 services in adaptation mentoring, academic mentoring, professional mentoring, and psychological counseling, serving 7,865 beneficiaries nationwide.
The comprehensive approach of the Pronabec support model has been key to reducing the dropout rate of its beneficiaries from 37% in 2012 to only 0.3% in 2024, this indicator is lower than that registered in national university education (Siries, 2021). To learn more about the institution, interested parties can write to www.facebook.com/PRONABEC or the institutional WhatsApp 914 121 106. They can also call the toll-free line 0800 000 18.
This news belongs to the compendiums of Scholarships and credits offered by Pronabec, Talents in Action
