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Work one to one with staff in a school or charity to support them with their leadership and management skills.

Example charities:
  • Homelessness charity for women
  • Refugee organisation
See Peer Mentoring guidelines

Requirements:
Monthly 1 1/2 hour meetings for a minimum of six months

Location: Westminster

Want to become a peer mentor? Please register your interests using the online form





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