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Boost your employability and empower first years via the PASS mentoring programme

PASS is currently recruiting for next year’s cohort of Student Organisers and Mentors and we'd love for you to apply! 

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The Peer Assisted Study Support Programme (PASS) is a subject-based mentoring scheme, run for first-year students by higher-year undergraduates.

The programme aims to support first year students settle into their course. 

Why get involved with PASS?

  • PASS volunteer mentors are eligible for a £30 bursary
  • Gain evidential employability experience in showcasing your team work, communication, leadership and organisational skills
  • You will be eligible for applying for the Student Engagement and Enhancement Award at QM!
  • PASS participation will be added to your HEAR transcript!
  • Access to the European SI-PASS LinkedIn Network for mentoring specialists, opportunities and further development!

‘I've built an immense amount of character skills as a result of being a mentor and it's been so rewarding not just for me but seemingly for the mentees that participate. We've had the freedom and autonomy really to structure the sessions and tailor them to how mentees need us to. I've developed leadership, public speaking, communication, interpersonal, presentation skills and amongst many more. It's such a creative way to help mentees’ – PASS Mentor feedback 

To apply for the role and to access job descriptions and application deadlines, please do so via this link.

Or alternatively, please do get in touch with me, the PASS Coordinator, Fathea Khanum on f.khanum@qmul.ac.uk

 

 

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