Specialist Mentors ASC & Mental Health
What you’ll do:
Delivering tailored mentoring sessions based on each student's individual needs.
Supporting students with organisation, time management, planning, motivation, anxiety management and balancing academic demands.
Encouraging confidence, resilience and independent learning.
Developing and reviewing personalised support strategies with your students.
Organising and managing your own appointments.
Delivering support online, on campus or at another agreed location.
Completing session records accurately and within agreed timescales.
Maintaining high professional standards, including safeguarding, confidentiality and professional boundaries.
You will have:
Qualifications and memberships relevant to the role as laid out in the Qualifications matrix via the SFE/DSA (see below)
Experience supporting students or adults with mental health conditions, autism or other disabilities.
An understanding of the challenges faced by students in higher education.
The ability to build positive, professional and supportive relationships.
Strong organisational and time management skills.
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
The ability to recognise when a student would benefit from additional support and confidently signpost or refer them to appropriate services.
A commitment to maintaining your Continuing Professional Development (CPD).
Apply with a CV and brief cover letter via email: hello@aspacetothrive.com
Specialist Mentors Mental Health: Qualifications
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Specialist Mentors ASC: Qualifications
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