Mentoring
Mentors spend just one hour a week listening to and encouraging their young person at school. The relationship that develops is what makes the difference.
Mentors are ordinary people doing the extraordinary. Can you become a mentor and help unlock a young person's potential?
So many young people are full of potential, but they face tough challenges that make it more difficult for them to succeed. That’s where mentors make the difference. Volunteer MCR mentors spend just one hour a week with their young person but that consistent encouragement and support is what keeps young people engaged with school. Relationships are powerful and the key to this programme’s success. Can you become a mentor and help unlock a young person’s potential?
Our partners encourage and support their staff to mentor. They also open their doors by hosting our young people on Talent Tasters – half day career sessions – that allow them to explore businesses and different roles. Everyone involved is committed to helping disadvantaged young people to be determined by their talents and not their circumstances. All it takes is one hour a week.
There are many ways to get involved at MCR Pathways. As well as our mentoring programme, we have inspiring volunteers currently supporting us across our whole organisation. From helping our busy marketing department, to passionate ambassadors who can help us drive our programme forward, please get in touch if you’d like to help.
Want to help us deliver and expand our programme? We’ve partnered with InvestMyCommunity to facilitate donations. We are very grateful for your support.
As our programme expands we will share vacancies from across our school and central teams. If you think you would be a good fit, please follow us for opportunities and get in touch!
MCR Pathways
Mitchell Library,
Berkeley Street
Glasgow,
UK
G3 7DN
MCR Pathways is a SCIO regulated by OSCR,
Scottish Charity number SC045816
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