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Mentoring

Mentoring pairs a mentee with a professional who knows the field and the country. A counsellor oversees every match.

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Opportunities · programme · in preparation

Mentoring

Mentoring pairs a mentee with a professional who knows the field and the country. A counsellor oversees every match.

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What it offers

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One-to-one matches

A mentee is paired with one mentor for a fixed period.

A human counsellor

Each match has a counsellor who can step in or end it.

Matching by field and place

Matches consider profession, country and shared language.

Written agreements

Both sides agree goals, frequency and boundaries at the start.

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Who it is for

4 audiences
Students and graduatesNewcomer professionalsWomen returning to workExperienced professionals who want to mentor

How it works

1
Interest: mentors and mentees register interest through the platform.
2
Matching: a counsellor suggests a pair, and either side can say no.
3
Agreement: the pair signs a short agreement on goals and boundaries.
4
Review: the counsellor checks in during the match and at its end.

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