LINKnet Mentoring - Blank Minority Ethnic Mentoring Service

:: 13 May 2008

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Mentees @ LINKnet

Mentee is a term that is used to describe a person who receives support and guidance from another person (mentor) in order to develop him/her self.

Black minority ethnic individuals over 16 years of age are eligible to become mentees of LINKnet in order to seek support from another person for self-development. LINKnet currently provides mentors for educational, career and personal development purposes. It follows a strict procedure in selecting, recruiting and training mentors. Mentees are matched up only with trained mentors. LINKnet strives to find mentors whose expertise is compatible with the needs of the mentee. Becoming a mentee with LINKnet you will receive the following benefits:

• Receive valuable support in a desired area of development free of charge
• Enhance existing knowledge
• Gain new knowledge
• Widen contacts and horizons
• Gain inside knowledge about various institutes, their policies and opportunities
• Gain new skills
• Improve employability
• Speed up the process of getting jobs or education.
• Increase self-esteem and self-confidence

Download an application or contact LINKnet for an application pack.

Download ethnic monitoring form.