Mentoring
The Fellowship's Mentoring service aims to provide Fellows with informal careers advice and support through mentoring evenings and ad hoc, one-to-one 'match-making'. Career advisors come from our own network of Fellows who draw on their experiences to provide a 'warts and all' view of their work history.
The Mentoring Evening
The March mentoring evening allows Fellows to meet and exchange advice and experience of their own careers with others at a crossroads in the job market. They are intended to be informal gatherings where Fellows can benefit from speaking to those already in a profession that interests them. Ad hoc advice is provided by brokering a meeting between a Fellow seeking advice and someone drawn from a secure database of Fellows wishing to give insight based on their own experience.
A report on the March 22 2007 Rank Fellowship Mentoring (Careers) Evening
A report on the March 23 2006 Rank Fellowship Mentoring (Careers) Evening
A report on the June 23 2005 Rank Fellowship Mentoring (Careers) Evening
‘Career’ Advice and Work Experience placements throughout the year.
Many Fellows are offering this form of mentoring advice about careers throughout the year. Some are also willing to offer work experience placements to Fellows wishing to gain an understanding of the work-place or of a particular career. Work experience is available in many companies and organisations ranging across public and private sectors. Placements have been offered by Fellows within these organisations and are sponsored by the Fellows. If you wish to take advantage of our offers of such career/mentoring work experience programme click here. If would like to offer work experience please click here.