Would you like to be a Mentor/Volunteer?

What is a mentor? Mentors are students who are continuing with their studies at Uni in Australia who help new students adjust and settle into university level study and life in Australia.

Why become a Mentor?

• Meet and pass on your knowledge of uni life and study to new students
• Socialise with staff and other students within AusEd.
• Increase your self-confidence and personal satisfaction from helping others to learn and grow.
  Learn from the mentoring process and develop work-related skills in the following areas: communication, organisational, teamwork, leadership, problem solving, refferal, listening and interpersonal.
• Obtain training and a Certificate of Participation, which are both useful additions to the skills you have acquired while studying as mentoring is very much part of the world beyond university. This is therefore a very relevant experience with regard to skills for your future employment

Who can be a Mentor?

You can become an AusEd mentor if you:

• Have completed at least one semester of study in Australia;
• Are continuing your studies next semester in Australia; and
• Are enthusiastic, approachable and commited to helping new students achieve their best.