Coaching and Mentoring
Coaching and mentoring provides an opportunity to discuss concerns with your study and career plans, enabling you to share professional difficulties that you may be experiencing, and focus on your future professional development.
In addition, coaching and mentoring will help you enhance your confidence by having someone to believe in you, and will provide you with the opportunity to develop communication and other inter personal skills.
The University of Wolverhampton has a range of coaching and mentoring schemes suitable for all members of its community.
Check out the schemes below, or ask us a question about mentoring now.
Mentoring and coaching can provide a much-needed sounding board as we work towards our research goals.
The University Coaching and Mentoring Scheme can help you find the right mentor or coach. Click here for more information about how coaching and mentoring can help you as a researcher.
This scheme is designed to identify and support staff who are at the beginning of their research career.
Applications for ERAS Fellowships are assessed by a panel, with successful applicants being provided with a mentor.
This provides an online platform to allow mentoring interaction between alumni and current undergraduate and postgraduate students.
Postgraduate researchers are invited to provide mentoring for current Undergraduate and postgraduate taught students who are considering Postgraduate Research as their next step.
Postgraduate Research students are also invited to receive mentoring from member of the University alumnus.
Click here to find out more about the Alumni Mentoring Scheme.
Online peer mentoring/tutoring is embedded in 6CW004 Teaching Writing module.
For more information contact FoAmentoring@wlv.ac.uk
The purpose of this scheme is to link first year undergraduate students with final year student to offer support and guidance.
This is currently available in the following areas:
- Institute of Public Health, Social Work and Social Care
- Institute of Education
- Institute of Psychology
- Institute of Sport
- Institute of Health Professions.
The Sport Scholarship Scheme provides competitive financial scholarships to support student who represent the university in student sports competitions. The scheme is intrinsically linked to our Focus Sports (football, basketball, combat sports and netball); athletes outside these sports are still considered and more favourably if their sport is recognised within the BUCS framework.
Mentoring Support: Each scholar will be assigned a mentor with relevant experience/interest in their sport where possible. Mentors will meet with their scholars on a monthly basis. Mentors are volunteers and will receive mentoring training.
For more details please contact sportscholarships@wlv.ac.uk or 01902 518900.
The Business School has a fantastic opportunity for final year business school students to join a mentoring scheme to help them get ahead onto the first step of their career ladders.
You will be able to seek advice and encouragement from a Senior Manager, Director or Chief Executive who will communicate regularly with you during your final year and offer support and guidance as you work towards getting your first graduate level position. This is your chance to express ideas, career aspirations, ask questions, gain knowledge, learn techniques and discover the secrets of being successful from a CEO, Managing Director and/or an Entrepreneur.
Whether studying Business, Marketing, Accounting, Human Resources, Economics, Leisure or a combination of these subjects, you could have a wealth of relevant knowledge and experience at your finger tips, through your mentor.
Find out more about the IoD Mentoring Scheme or contact Jenni.jones@wlv.ac.uk
This scheme is aimed at developing employability and career prospects for post graduate and final year undergraduate Law students.
Aimed at providing law students with the opportunity to receive careers guidance from mentors working in commercial legal practice, available to final year Law, CPE, LLM and LPC students.
The scheme is run in conjunction with international law firm DWF.
Level 3 and 4 students are supported by level 6 and 7 students by providing a variety of support interventions.
These can involve hands on help in computer laboratories, drop in study support sessions, or one-to-one buddying.
For more details please contact FSEstudentsupport@wlv.ac.uk
Designed to support staff who are completing applications for Fellowship of the Higher education Academy.
For further details contact Kudos@wlv.ac.uk
To mentor Looked After Children as part of a wider project to raise aspirations and attainment.
To support students, graduates and members of staff to start and run their own business.
For further details contact: Tel: 01902 518960 E-mail: enterprise@wlv.ac.uk
Provide coaching and mentoring to all staff in the University of Wolverhampton.
For further details contact mentoringandcoaching@wlv.ac.uk
Purpose of project is to support students to settle into University life, make and maintain friendships, improve mental health and wellbeing.
You can find out more or sign up to become a befriender by visiting wolvesunion.org/befrienders