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mentoring program
The Mentoring Program is a new proposal from the Graduates and Professional Development department, which arose with the objective of having graduates with experience in the working world accompany students who are exploring their possibilities to launch into professional life.
In practice, it is the role models who have the greatest impact on our students' lives, which is why these kinds of exchanges can be so meaningful for both parties: on the one hand, the graduate mentor can give back some of what they have received, and on the other hand, the student mentee will be guided by a peer with whom they can identify and aspire to a better future. This will undoubtedly be enriching and will strengthen the bond between students and graduates with their alma mater.
Who can be mentors?
- Graduates from all majors of the Universidad Austral, with a minimum of 5 years of work experience in their professional field.
- Graduates who are excited to help a future colleague.
- Graduates with a sense of commitment who can participate in at least 2 face-to-face or virtual meetings with the mentee(s).
Postulate
If you're excited about the challenge of mentoring a future colleague or need guidance and clarity to take your first steps, please complete the appropriate form.
FAQ
It is necessary to dedicate time to have at least 2 virtual or face-to-face meetings.
The meetings between mentor and mentee must take place within a maximum period of 4 months.
No. It is entirely voluntary and altruistic.
Final-year students or recent graduates who want support in designing their career path and value the potential of having a peer listen and guide them in their career development.
The student must commit to participating in at least two meetings with the mentor and approach them with the aim of enriching themselves through the exchange of experiences.
The career path the mentee aspires to is taken into account, and the mentee is put in contact with a mentor who has followed a similar path or can contribute to the mentee's development.
The Graduates and Professional Development area will provide guidance on how to make mentoring productive. They will also offer mentoring tips to those who request them.
