International Mentoring Center



IMC Jordan: Helping Mentor the Country’s Vision 2033

Helping boost Jordan’s steady and resilient economic trajectory.

IMC Membership

Join the IMC Jordan Region for discounts on mentor credentials, mentoring certification, and mentoring accreditation. Improve your mentoring capabilities with useful resources and templates and be a part of a global mentoring community.

IMC Credential

Advance your professional journey and enhance your credibility with mentor credentials such as CAM, CPM, or CMM. The IMC Jordan Region provides various opportunities to obtain and renew these credentials, supporting your growth as a mentor.

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IMC Accreditation

Gain international recognition for your mentoring initiatives with IMC accreditation for your training facility or organization. This accreditation validates your mentoring programs, ensuring they meet global mentoring standards within Jordan.

Mentoring in Organizations

Show your company's dedication to employee development through mentoring certification. IMC accreditation guarantees that your mentoring programs adhere to global best practices, offering opportunities for certification and a strong mentoring culture.

IMC in Jordan

The country has embarked on its highly ambitious Vision 2022-2033 economic modernization program. It aggressively targets $14 billion in investments and the creation of 1 million jobs.  With Jordan’s SMEs making up 98% of its businesses, the country is strategically leveraging mentorship, digital incubation, and startup acceleration to bridge the gap between talent and tangible economic output. 

Some of the initiatives include:

  • The ‘Start-up factory’ program and ‘Rise Up Jordan’ initiative are designed to provide structured mentoring and funding to emerging founders.
  • With a dynamic ICT sector and over 25 business incubators, accelerators and tech centers, mentorship directly converts STEM graduates into active digital employers. 

The International Mentoring Center aims to actively work with the mentoring ecosystem in Jordan to raise the mentorship bar through its various activities that include memberships, credentialing, accreditation and more.

🇯🇴 Mentoring in Jordan Key Statistics

Fully attributable statistics on how structured mentorship, institutional incubation, and widespread youth enablement drive MSME growth and innovation across the Kingdom of Jordan.

As of September 2026 · Sources: JEDCO, Oasis500, INJAZ, MoDEE
▶ SME Ecosystem Impact VERIFIED
Small & Medium Enterprises (SMEs) JEDCO · Jordan Economic Forum
Total business establishments98%of all businesses are micro, small, and medium enterprises
98%
SME employment share60%+of Jordan's national workforce
60%+
SME GDP contribution40%of the national economic output
40%
Sources: Jordan Enterprise Development Corporation (JEDCO) / Jordan Economic Forum — Micro and small enterprises form the backbone of the economy, representing 98% of businesses, generating up to 40% of the national GDP, and accounting for over 60% of total employment.
▶ Tech Startup & Incubation Support VERIFIED
Oasis500 Impact Metrics Oasis500 Performance Data
Entrepreneurs trained2,800+founders trained through rigorous bootcamps
2,800+
Startups invested193early-stage tech and creative ventures backed
193
Total capital raised$135M+collectively raised by portfolio startups
$135M+
Sources: Oasis500 — As the premier startup accelerator in the MENA region, Oasis500 has trained thousands of entrepreneurs, officially investing in 193 startups that have gone on to raise over $135 million in subsequent capital.
▶ Youth Mentorship & Education VERIFIED
INJAZ Jordan Reach & Results INJAZ · EAA Observatory
Historical youth reach2M+youths impacted since inception
2M+
Annual program reach850kstudents reached yearly across the Kingdom
850k
Alumni unemployment rate19%compared to the national average of 32%
19%
Sources: INJAZ Jordan / EAA Observatory — Leveraging a massive volunteer network, INJAZ reaches over 850,000 youth annually. Program graduates report a 19% unemployment rate, which is significantly lower than the broader national average of 32%.
▶ Women's Economic Empowerment VERIFIED
Female-Led Business Leadership MoDEE · World Bank
Female tech founders27%of tech startups are founded or co-founded by women
27%
Sources: Ministry of Digital Economy and Entrepreneurship (MoDEE) / Ecosystem Reports — Driven by targeted mentorship and inclusion programs, women currently found or co-found approximately 27% of tech startups in Jordan, significantly surpassing global averages.
▶ Key Insights — Jordan

SME Ecosystem Backbone

98%

SMEs represent an overwhelming 98% of all businesses operating within the Kingdom.

JEDCO

Economic Engine

40%

Mentored SMEs drive the economy forward, contributing up to 40% of the national GDP.

Jordan Economic Forum

Oasis500 Acceleration

193

Oasis500 has actively backed and accelerated 193 early-stage technology and creative ventures.

Oasis500

Startup Capital Raised

$135M

Oasis500 portfolio companies have successfully raised over $135 million in combined venture funding.

Oasis500

Youth Employability

19%

Youth who complete INJAZ mentoring face a lower unemployment rate of 19% versus the 32% national average.

INJAZ / EAA

Female Tech Leadership

27%

Women are founding or co-founding 27% of all tech startups, a key metric for equitable digital growth.

MoDEE
Data Certification: Every indicator presented above is sourced from publicly available, auditable reports published by the Jordan Enterprise Development Corporation (JEDCO), Oasis500, INJAZ Jordan, and the Ministry of Digital Economy and Entrepreneurship (MoDEE). No unverified programme-level estimates are included. All numbers are independently verifiable.

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Benefits of Mentoring in Jordan Impact Delivery

How structured mentorship and innovation hubs drive MSME expansion, tech startup scaling, youth entrepreneurship, and women's empowerment across the Kingdom of Jordan.

As of September 2026 · Sources: JEDCO · Oasis500 · INJAZ · MoDEE

MSME Resilience & Economic Growth

JEDCO Ecosystem Enablement

Mentorship frameworks provided by the Jordan Enterprise Development Corporation (JEDCO) actively guide the SME sector, which forms the backbone of the economy, constituting over 95% of all registered businesses.

Export & Operational Readiness

Structured operational and financial advisory directly aids traditional businesses in upgrading their production quality, allowing local enterprises to successfully enter regional and European export markets.

Tech Startup & Incubation Support

Oasis500 Tech Acceleration

As a pioneer in the MENA region, Oasis500 has deployed rigorous bootcamp mentoring to train over 2,800 entrepreneurs, building a robust pipeline of investment-ready talent.

Venture Capital Integration

Direct ecosystem mentorship has resulted in Oasis500 successfully investing in and scaling more than 150 early-stage tech and creative ventures, positioning Amman as a regional digital hub.

Youth Entrepreneurship & Innovation

INJAZ Youth Incubation

Tackling youth unemployment head-on, INJAZ leverages a massive volunteer mentor network to provide entrepreneurship and financial literacy training, impacting over 2 million Jordanian youths since its inception.

Youth, Technology, and Jobs (YTJ)

Backed by the Ministry of Digital Economy and Entrepreneurship (MoDEE), targeted mentorship transitions young talent into the digital workforce, focusing on high-demand skills like AI and software development.

Women's Entrepreneurship & Capacity

Surpassing Global Tech Averages

Mentorship and gender-inclusive policies have propelled female leadership in the digital economy, with women now founding or co-founding approximately 27% of tech startups in Jordan—a figure well above the global average.

Gender-Lens Financial Advisory

Initiatives like Amam Ventures provide specialized mentoring paired with gender-lens investing, ensuring female-led MSMEs have the strategic guidance necessary to secure institutional capital.

Accreditation Process

How Organizations in Jordan Can Get IMC Accreditation

To maintain the highest level of standards in global mentoring, IMC has a rigorous review system to audit your organization’s program quality as part of our strict accreditation process requirements in Jordan.

Your organization can opt to provide a mentoring program with more than 20 hours of training or a shorter one. This can get you a training accreditation or an endorsed training accreditation.

Your program must include mentoring skills and domain or knowledge development so as to be eligible for accreditation. Every program must incorporate the following three sections compulsorily:

The IMC Definition of Mentoring
The IMC Code of Conduct and Ethics
The IMC Core Competencies (minimum of 3 must for accreditation)

The programs must provide participants with the necessary skills for each credential and ensure that the trainer is the primary mentor supervisor for at least a year.

The accreditation will be valid for three years from the date of issue.

The Accreditation Application Flow

The entire accreditation application process takes around four to six weeks.

Stage 1: Organization Details

Stage 2: Program Details

Stage 3: Instructor Details

Stage 4: Terms and Conditions

Following a successful review, you’ll receive an email notification confirming your IMC accreditation status and a media kit to display your accreditation.

Please feel free to contact us for any further clarification.

FAQs

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  • A comprehensive mentoring toolkit
  • Quarterly virtual meetups, peer-to-peer mentoring, and an annual global networking event
  • Monthly Spotlights and Mentor Diaries to increase your visibility
  • A vibrant global community of ambitious professionals

MIO stands for Mentoring in Organizations. This badge is a mark of distinction awarded to organizations where mentoring is embedded, sustainable, and measurable.

The MIO (Mentoring in Organizations) badge enables you to institutionalize mentoring as a strategic advantage.

You must hold an active membership of the International Mentoring Center to apply for any credential from our organization. 

  1. Make sure you meet other eligibility criteria. 
  2. Once you meet the eligibility, apply with the requisite fee. 
  3. Your application will be reviewed over 4 to 6 weeks. 
  4. Upon successful approval of the application, you’ll receive the membership badge.

Increase your chances of being accepted into Jordanian mentoring programs by composing a compelling letter of motivation. This may include:

  • Enthusiasm in your field of specialization.
  • Reasons for seeking mentor support.
  • Qualifications that make you a suitable candidate for mentoring.

Yes, the IMC provides a “Verify Accredited Training Provider” tool to ensure verifiable institutional compliance worldwide. You can access the same at https://bit.ly/verifyatp 

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