Call for mentors & mentees for the Mentoring Across Borders project

The Mentoring Across Borders project supports educational, professional and personal development through an intergenerational, cross-border mentoring programme. The project has developed a platform to facilitate the engagement of mentors and mentees.

Are you eligible?

In order to become a mentor in the MAB project a person should have the following characteristics: 

  1. Be at least 50 years of age, focusing on retired people and on those close to retirement in order to facilitate active ageing; 
  2. Be interested in offering voluntary professional mentoring to younger people; 
  3. Have current availability; 
  4. Have skills as close as possible to the mentee’s training needs; 
  5. In general, a senior professional willing to be active in society; 
  6. Have a generally positive and optimistic outlook on the world and life, so as to be able to adequately motivate the mentee; 
  7. Have good listening skills; 
  8. Have good dialogue skills, to bring out solutions that the mentee may already have inherent within themselves, but are unable to express. 
  9. Be available to provide feedback continuously throughout the learning process.

To participate in the Mentoring Across Borders project as a mentee, a person should:

  1. Be between 18 and 30 years old;
  2. Have struggled in some way in their field of work or during their studies;
  3. Be currently available and willing to receive mentoring;
  4. Be determined to make a regular commitment over time.
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