Industrial Mentoring Scheme
Are you interested in developing future engineering and computer science talent?
The Industrial Mentoring Scheme connects undergraduate students with industrial mentors, to help understand the industries and gain skills to help their employability. Volunteer mentors make this possible.
Why mentor our students?
Our mentoring scheme is an established way to access and guide the next generation. While giving something back, you could meet a future colleague or intern. Mentoring could also count towards your Continuous Professional Development activity. Many of our mentors return for successive years, with some sharing six reasons why they take part.
Who can mentor?
Graduate Engineers and Computer Scientists with at least eighteen months’ work experience. If you have equivalent qualifications, please get in touch to discuss.
How will the scheme work?
Mentors will share their experiences and expertise with a small group of students. Groups will meet either in person or online at least three times, ideally four, between February and November. We will provide guidance and support throughout.
How do I sign up to volunteer for this year's scheme?
Please email engf-ilomentoring@bristol.ac.uk and someone will be in touch with more information.
Get involved
ILO Mentor Agreement
Why be a Mentor?
Find out some of the benefits to being a mentor.