Mentor

BECOME A MENTOR TO AN INTERNATIONAL STUDENT

Our mentorship program not only provides guidance, support, and advice from experienced professionals to help students achieve their career goals but also helps international students settle into the US. Mentors offer practical advice on navigating the US academic and professional landscape, including how to build a network, find internships, and develop the necessary skills to succeed. Our program creates a supportive community that empowers international students to thrive in their academic and professional pursuits. Join our mentorship program to receive the support you need to succeed in your career and settle into the US. This mentor-mentee commitment is for one year and renewable annually.

If you’re interested in partnering with Anfani foundation as a mentor, we welcome your involvement. Complete the mentorship form to get started:

Date *

First Name *

Last Name *

Email Address *

Phone number *

House Address *

City *

Country *

Occupation *

What motivated you to become a mentor for international students, and what experience or skills do you bring to the role? *

Have you ever worked with international students before, and if so, what did you enjoy most about the experience? *

How would you describe your approach to mentoring, and what strategies do you use to support the growth and development of your mentees? *

Are you able to commit to meeting with your mentee on a regular basis, and providing ongoing support throughout their stay?

How do you handle conflicts or challenges that may arise during the mentor-mentee relationship, and what steps do you take to address these issues in a constructive manner?

Are you willing to participate in training and development opportunities to enhance your skills and abilities as a mentor?

What do you hope to gain from the mentorship experience, and how do you see this role fitting into your broader personal and professional goals?

What other commitments or responsibilities do you have that may impact your ability to serve as a mentor, and how do you plan to balance these with your responsibilities to your mentee?