Student life at GCU offers up lots of opportunities to get involved with activities on and off campus.
Become a Student Mentor
Are you passionate about making a positive impact on others while enhancing your own skills and experiences? Look no further!
Applications to become a Widening Participation (WP) and Outreach Student Mentor open on Monday, 8 April.
Why become a Widening Participation and Outreach Student Mentor?
Becoming a Widening Participation and Outreach Student Mentor offers a fantastic opportunity to not only give back to your local community but also to develop essential core and employability skills. As a Widening Participation and Outreach Student Mentor, you will experience increased engagement with your course and the wider university. Here's what you can expect:
Widening participation: Work with a range of diverse groups, including local nursery, primary and secondary school students and their families, senior phase pupils and college students considering higher education
Role model and GCU representative: Act as a role model and representative for your course and GCU, delivering activities that will boost confidence, core skills, and lifelong learning aspirations.
What's in it for you?
Competitive pay of £12.00 per hour (the real Living Wage) for your valuable contributions
Flexible working hours that fit around your studies
Have an impact on the lives of others and the GCU local community
Gain valuable work experience and develop skills that will enhance your CV
Meet, socialise and network with students from different departments and courses
To become a Widening Participation and Outreach Student Mentor, download the job description and complete the application form before Monday, 29 April at 10am.
On-campus interviews are scheduled to take place between Thursday 16, Tuesday 21, and Wednesday, 22 May.
If selected, you must also be available to complete mandatory Student Mentor training on Wednesday, 29 May.
If you have any queries, please email the team and someone will be able to advise you.
Our Teams
"Trying to encourage someone to do your course definitely reiterates why you chose it, why you should be passionate about it and why you want to do well."
3rd Year Student Mentor
Glasgow Caledonian University