Program Overview

Program Overview

The Peer Mentoring program is designed to support students in settling into the University. Peer Mentors work with student mentees to address pastoral issues or challenges they may be experiencing, either face-to-face or online, depending on the student's needs.

Program Details

Role of Peer Mentors

Peer Mentors provide support to student mentees, helping them to navigate any challenges they may encounter. In return, Mentors can expect to receive a comprehensive training program, regular supervision, and team meetings with a member of the Student Wellbeing Partnership Service.

Benefits of the Program

• Opportunity to develop valuable skills, including reflection, communication, and empathy
  • These skills are highly transferable to the workplace
• Chance to work towards a Mentoring Award
• Professional development and networking opportunities

Testimonial

The program has been praised by participants, with one Mentor noting that being a Peer Mentor is a great way to learn important skills and recommending the program to others.

Program Structure

• Peer Mentors work face-to-face or online with student mentees
• Regular supervision and team meetings are provided
• A full suite of training is offered to support Mentors in their role