Your Mission Journey

What is your Mission Journey?

One cohesive learning experience: Your Mission Journey is the beating heart 💓 of your Tomorrow University experience, from identifying your mission, to connecting with your community, to creating impact.

Designed to optimize your personalized learning path: Each step in your Mission Journey will enable you to make the most of your Tomorrow University experience.

With the support of your community: You will get support to clarify your why, learn from peers and experts who have your back, and make informed decisions about your learning path

What are Mission Groups?

Mission Groups are small, peer-led communities that travel with you throughout your Tomorrow University journey. They are designed to provide consistent support, encouragement, and accountability as you explore your mission and navigate your studies.

Members are carefully matched at the start of your journey based on similar personal statements, values or interests, so you’ll be working alongside peers who share common goals and perspectives.

Your Mission Group is a space to:

• Share insights, challenges, and successes with peers who understand your journey

• Reflect on your learning path and personal growth

• Collaborate, give and receive feedback, and celebrate progress together

By staying engaged with your Mission Group, you’ll have a reliable network of peers who are invested in your success and committed to helping each other achieve your goals. These groups are at the heart of your learning experience, turning individual exploration into a shared, supportive journey.

Why do Mission Groups exist?

Peer support groups are an extremely effective way to achieve goals, feel supported, and cultivate personal growth.

These peer support-driven Mission Groups are core to your learning journey at Tomorrow University: your Mission Group is your go-to resource throughout your journey. Through a structured way of connecting with and supporting each other, you will have more people in your corner who understand you and your mission, and are dedicated to seeing you accomplish your goals.

How to make the most of your Mission Group👇

Part 1: Initial Mission Meeting

During onboarding week, on top of getting ready for your program, you will get to know your peers, share your mission statements, and meet your Mission Group.

Your mission journey is designed to be self-sufficient and self-organized. We encourage you to meet regularly with your Mission Group, to follow up on your learning path and your purpose throughout your studies. If you need any support and motivation on how to stay true to your north star, your Mission Group is the place to turn to.

📌 The first meeting of your Mission Group should take place between the Kick-Off and the Program Social for up to two hours.

• During this time, you’ll be working together on a specific challenge, announced during the University Kick Off.

• At the Program Social, you’ll present your challenge results to your peers and the Academic Team

Part 2: Mission Group Check-ins

Accountability is a key factor in staying committed to your personal mission and achieving your learning goals. By participating in voluntary and regular peer check-ins every 2-4 weeks, you create a structure for reflection, motivation, and shared progress. These meetings provide an opportunity to discuss challenges, celebrate milestones, and refine your approach based on feedback from your peers. Holding yourself and others accountable fosters a sense of responsibility, strengthens group cohesion, and ensures that each member stays aligned with their evolving mission. While these check-ins are voluntary, consistent participation can greatly enhance your ability to stay focused, adapt to new insights, and maintain momentum in your journey at ToU.

Some suggested activities for your first Mission Group meetings

1. Go around and share how your first few days at Tomorrow University have been.

• 🌹 What’s your #1 highlight so far?

• 💪 What’s something you are finding challenging?

• 🪷 What are you looking forward to most in the next few months?

2. Sharing Personal Mission
Each member shares their personal mission. Ask questions and ensure you fully understand each other’s mission statements.

3. Mission Group Principles
Set guiding principles for your Mission Group:

• Confidentiality: How will you ensure what’s shared in the group stays within the group?

• Communication: How will everyone feel heard and respected?

• Participation: How will you ensure everyone can contribute?

• Feedback: How will feedback be constructive and supportive?

• Commitment: Expectations around attendance and punctuality

3. Mission Group Accountability
Agree on how you want to keep eachother accountable and how you will communicate and support each other

• Will you establish a regular time to connect?
• Will you aim to meet in person for one of the upcoming Immersions?
• Does Slack work for everyone, or would something like Whatsapp be more suitable for you?

Part 3: Reestablishing your Mission Group

Your Mission Group is matched based on the information you provided Tomorrow University during your enrolment and application process. As you begin to refine your Mission during your first live Challenge, Mission Identification, you will have the opportunity to reestablish your Mission Group, based on connections you make with your peers. Further information will be shared during your Build Your Dream Team Challenge.