What We Do

Providing support and mentorship through events.

We aim to run both virtual and in-person events, connecting curious mentees with experienced mentors. Through these workshops, students will have the opportunity to ask questions and connect with one another, whilst having direct contact with the various mentors.

Our Objectives

What we're trying to do

Pass on knowledge and experience

Each individual has their own unique takeaways from their Sixth Form journey. We aim to pass on this knowledge to Year 12/13 students - helping them avoid the same mistakes that our mentors once made in their applications and studies.

Create connections

Allow students to connect with each other and also with mentors, giving them a channel via which they can ask for advice and guidance

Build partnerships

Work with organisations, like university societies, in order to grow our mentor community and impact.

Our Model

Why we use an events-based system

  • Easier for mentors to commit to a single session rather than an ongoing commitment.
  • Lets us partner with schools and societies for venues, speakers, and reach.
  • Naturally filters to students who are motivated and ready to engage, so we can focus support where it has the most impact.
How It Works

Access to resources and events

01

Join the Google Classroom

Join our Google Classroom to gain access to resources and updates regarding events.

02

Apply to events

Apply via the Google Classroom to various online and in-person events we will be hosting.

03

Attend, network, and learn

Attend events, getting direct advice and guidance, whilst connecting with fellow mentees and our mentors.

Get help — as a student

If you're in Year 12 or 13 and applying to university, join our Google Classroom to access resources and be able to apply to our upcoming webinars and events.

Join the classroom

Give help — as a mentor

We're looking for current university students to volunteer as mentors. You can opt in to individual events (in-person, virtual, or flexible-time) so there is no ongoing commitment.

Become a mentor