These types of mentoring schemes tend to be something that you do in addition to your studies. You can be a mentor outside the university, participating in the community, at local schools or to particular groups of young people. Helping them make with particular subject areas and decisions about what subjects to study and what to do with their future.
Participation mentoring
The Mentoring Core Subjects at our local schools scheme involves Oxford Brookes students working in local schools with year 11 students who live in the local area. The school students gain confidence in the subjects they are struggling with, and as a tutor you can make a big difference to their lives.
