Mentor for Young Refugees - Volunteer
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Occupation Type
Welfare and housing associate professionals not elsewhere classified.
Occupation Code Skill LevelMedium Skilled
Sponsorship EligibilityIneligible for Sponsorship
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Description
Could You Help a Young Refugee Find Their Path?
Are you passionate about supporting young refugees and asylum seekers as they begin their journey into the UK workforce? Become a Mentor with us!
What difference will you make?
What Our Graduates Say
“Having a mentor helped me feel more confident. I could ask questions, felt motivated, and learned new things. It was nice to have conversations about my future and how to succeed.”
— Sura, Risers Graduate
What are we looking for?
We ask that our volunteers have at least 3 years of UK work experience to become a mentor. You need to have a good understanding of working in the UK so you can help your young person to make professional connections and apply for jobs. Mentors should also have strong communication skills and a passion for helping young people succeed. If you’re ready to make a real difference and become part of a fun, supportive community, this role is for you!
What will you be doing?
As a volunteer mentor, you'll be paired with a young person in one of our two core programmes
Your role? Help your mentee gain hands-on work experience at one of our weekend market stalls and lead weekly 1 1 mentoring sessions. These sessions are designed to develop employability skills, explore future goals, and foster social connections. Many of our mentors build lasting relationships with their mentees even after the program ends.
Are you passionate about supporting young refugees and asylum seekers as they begin their journey into the UK workforce? Become a Mentor with us!
What difference will you make?
What Our Graduates Say
“Having a mentor helped me feel more confident. I could ask questions, felt motivated, and learned new things. It was nice to have conversations about my future and how to succeed.”
— Sura, Risers Graduate
What are we looking for?
We ask that our volunteers have at least 3 years of UK work experience to become a mentor. You need to have a good understanding of working in the UK so you can help your young person to make professional connections and apply for jobs. Mentors should also have strong communication skills and a passion for helping young people succeed. If you’re ready to make a real difference and become part of a fun, supportive community, this role is for you!
What will you be doing?
As a volunteer mentor, you'll be paired with a young person in one of our two core programmes
- Risers Programme (2 months) For young asylum seekers aged 16-24 who are awaiting refugee status.
- Breadwinners Programme (6 months) For refugees with the right to work in the UK, helping them gain vital skills and experience.
Your role? Help your mentee gain hands-on work experience at one of our weekend market stalls and lead weekly 1 1 mentoring sessions. These sessions are designed to develop employability skills, explore future goals, and foster social connections. Many of our mentors build lasting relationships with their mentees even after the program ends.