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Claylab Mentorship Programme

Locations
Available across the UK
Scotland
Northern Ireland
Wales
England - North East
England - North West
England - Yorkshire & Humber
England - West Midlands
England - East Midlands
England - South West
England - South East
England - East
England - Greater London
Available internationally
Czech Republic
Honduras
India
Nicaragua
Guatemala
Uganda
South Africa
Rwanda
Portugal
Netherlands
Hungary
China
Australia
Canada
Egypt
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New Zealand
Nigeria
Tanzania
USA
Argentina
Myanmar
Philippines
Lebanon
Ages
0 - 4
4 - 7
7 - 11
11 -16
16 - 18
18 - 21
21 -25
25 - 30
30 - 35
35+
Delivery
Online
In person
Online & in person
Access
Online
In person
Through a school or college
Through an organisation
Independently / Self-serve
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Claylab Mentorship Programme is a volunteering opportunity where volunteers (mentors) support a student (mentee) by giving a time commitment of just 1 hour per week for 3 months.

These sessions are conducted via phone calls or any virtual platform that is suitable. The Mentors use the Claylab Curriculum to make these conversations meaningful. The curriculum focuses on topics like self-awareness, career readiness and communication skills.

The programme supports essential skills development through the Claylab curriculum that is provided to all mentors.

In the curriculum, the first step is to complete a baseline test from the Universal Framework which gauges current understanding of students' essential skills. The mentee then practises and improves the targeted essential skills in the next 10 meetings that occur over 3 months, supported by the mentor.

The mentees are required to submit 2 assignments in a module which are related to the essential skills.

The last step involves the endline test which gauges the improved understanding of the essential skills that have been learnt and practiced throughout the 3 month module. This allows Claylab to evaluate the improvement in the mentees.

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