Applications open for Arden University mentoring programme

Future Faces is offering members the chance to become mentors for students at Arden University.

Arden University are the headline sponsor for this year’s Greater Birmingham Young Professional of the Year Awards.

Interested members are invited to take part in an online discussion to find out how to get involved and the difference you could make. Attendees will also hear from fellow Future Faces members who have already taken part in mentoring to share their experiences.

Emma Hawkins (pictured) from Arden University, who leads the mentoring programme, will be joining the session and will be on hand to answer any questions attendees may have.

Emma said: ““We are really excited to be launching our new ACE Mentoring programme to support students here at Arden University. Now we’re looking for passionate professionals to join us as mentors to share insights, shape futures and make a real difference to students navigating the transition from university to the world of work. 

“If you’re interested, come along to our webinar to learn about the benefits of becoming a mentor and how you can get involved with ACE Mentoring at Arden University.”

Future Faces manager Sophie Poduval-Morrell said: “It is a fantastic opportunity for our Future Faces members to mentor those just about to step onto the career ladder. Ever since launching the Future Faces mentor scheme, I have always wanted to offer our members the chance for them to give back.

“So many have learnt so much from being a mentee and now they get to give back! A huge thank you to our Greater BYPY headline sponsor, Arden University, for this partnership opportunity.”

For more information and to book your place, visit HERE. To apply to be a mentor, click HERE.