Mentoring
This is what you can expect from YPP mentoring:
- individual one-to-one mentoring with a flexible starting point
- duration: 1 year
- mentoring meetings approximately every 4 to 6 weeks
- professional support during the mentoring process (materials, individual counselling by the coordinator on request)
- additional services: solution-oriented peer mentoring, workshops for mentors (exchange and consolidation of mentoring skills)
- annual networking event YPP-Mentoring Meet & Eat for current and former mentees and mentors
Would you like to become a mentee?
If you're interested in finding a mentor, please contact the coordinator any time to arrange an appointment for an information meeting. After the meeting, you are free to decide whether you would like to participate. The coordinator is responsible for matching mentees with suitable mentors from different faculties at the University of Münster. After your first meeting and feedback from you and your potential mentor as to whether the collaboration can succeed, you decide together on the starting point for your one-to-one mentoring.
Would you like to become a mentor?
• You can take advantage of opportunities to reflect on and expand your mentoring skills (materials, advice, networking, workshops).
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You pass on your experience to young professors.
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You will only be asked to be a mentor if your profile matches the topics and goals of a mentee.
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You focus on one-to-one mentoring (no supporting programme).
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You plan your mentoring in a targeted manner (duration 1 year, individual starting point).
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You can take advantage of opportunities to reflect on and expand your mentoring skills (materials, advice, networking, workshops).
If you have any questions or would like to arrange an appointment for an informational meeting, please feel free to contact the coordinator at any time.
We regard Young Professors Programme mentoring as an individual learning process with the following basic requirements:
- Both mentee and mentor are independent of each other (no evaluation, no employment relationship).
- Both take part voluntarily.
- All goals and expectations are outlined in a transparent manner.
- The collaboration is characterised by mutual goodwill, respect and confidentiality.