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Become a medical school application mentor

Meet mentors from
around the world.
Joshua
from the UK
Studying Medicine at
Anglia Ruskin Medical School
in England
Victoria
from the UK
Studying Medicine at
The University of Buckingham
in England
Hania
from the UAE
Studying Medicine at
University of Buckingham
in England
Heather
from the UK
Studying Medicine at
The University of Nottingham
in England
Shwe
from Myanmar
Studying Medicine at
The Royal College of Surgeons
in Ireland
Haya
from Lebanon
Studying Medicine at
University of Central Lancashire
in England
Chang
from Singapore
Studying Medicine at
The Royal College of Surgeons
in Ireland
Abdallah
from Kenya
Studying Medicine at
University of Central Lancashire
in England
Ananya
from India
Studying Medicine at
The Royal College of Surgeons
in Ireland
Edward
from Malaysia
Studying Medicine at
The University of Edinburgh
in Scotland
Faraaz
from the UK
Studying Medicine at
The University of Silesia
in Poland
Tharushi
from the UK
Studying Medicine at
The University of Cambridge
in England
Iffat
from Ireland
Studying Medicine at
Trinity College Dublin
in Ireland
Rasha
from the UK
Studying Medicine at
Imperial College London
in England
Azzra
from the UK
Studying Medicine at
King’s College London
in England

Join a revolutionary peer-to-peer marketplace connecting you directly with prospective applicants from around the world.

  • Choose your availability and pricing
  • Promote your ‘personal brand’
  • Improve your future job prospects
  • Expand your professional network
  • Make new friends along the way
Connect with medical students
from around the world.
Joshua
from the UK
Studying Medicine at
Anglia Ruskin Medical School
in England
Victoria
from the UK
Studying Medicine at
The University of Buckingham
in England
Hania
from the UAE
Studying Medicine at
University of Buckingham
in England
Heather
from the UK
Studying Medicine at
The University of Nottingham
in England
Shwe
from Myanmar
Studying Medicine at
The Royal College of Surgeons
in Ireland
Haya
from Lebanon
Studying Medicine at
University of Central Lancashire
in England
Chang
from Singapore
Studying Medicine at
The Royal College of Surgeons
in Ireland
Abdallah
from Kenya
Studying Medicine at
University of Central Lancashire
in England
Ananya
from India
Studying Medicine at
The Royal College of Surgeons
in Ireland
Edward
from Malaysia
Studying Medicine at
The University of Edinburgh
in Scotland
Faraaz
from the UK
Studying Medicine at
The University of Silesia
in Poland
Tharushi
from the UK
Studying Medicine at
The University of Cambridge
in England
Iffat
from Ireland
Studying Medicine at
Trinity College Dublin
in Ireland
Rasha
from the UK
Studying Medicine at
Imperial College London
in England
Azzra
from the UK
Studying Medicine at
King’s College London
in England

Why become a medical school mentor?

As illustrated below, there are a number of advantages to mentoring. However, as a medical student mentoring can also serve as a great boost to your reflective portfolio as evidence of mentoring/teaching experience to help give you a competitive edge when applying for medical speciality training places in the future.

Depending on your pricing and availability, you could earn up to £1,500 per month. However, there are many more advantages to mentoring than the additional income you’ll receive.

Start making valuable connections and building your professional network today.

We are student marketplace not a tutoring agency

This means you’re in control - we don’t set prices – you do! Mentors connect with students and parents directly to agree on scope of work, timescale and fees, etc. A great experience for you before you leave university and prepare for full-time employment.

No spare time as you have assignments due or exams? No problem, you can update your availability as often as you need. You are always in control.

FAQs

This is a unique platform where you, the mentor/tutor, are in control. Therefore, you set your availability and price, and we don’t take a cut – the prices you set for your services are what you receive. Therefore, you should make more money.

You build your own brand with your clients – they get to know and trust you and you simply build your network through us. This is an excellent way to boost your CV and profile in preparation for when you leave university and set off into the real world.

As if you need yet another reason, while you do all of the above, your CV and profile is also being enhanced and helps you stand out from the crowd. In fact, we even invite potential employers with internships to make contact with you if you wish.

Can it get much better than this?

Not at all, in fact, we prefer it! You will not be tutoring for us anyway; you will be offering your mentoring and/or tutoring services on behalf of yourself. This means you build your own personal brand rather than work for someone else's and earn 100% of what you charge, because we don't take a cut of your prices.

Setting up a profile does not mean you are necessarily committing to giving up any time right away. It just means your profile can be found (and ranked by Google and social media) so you can pick and choose when you can assist if you become available in the future. If you are unable to help an applicant immediately, then you can simply refer them to another Mentor (that is available) internally.

So it's a good reason to get your profile up just so applicants can approach you when you do become available.

Like with your fees, that's up to you too. However, we prefer our mentors not to spend too much time as their primary focus should be on their own studies and success - what makes them a successful mentor in the first place!

As we are committed to promoting the opportunities we offer, we offer a Widening Access to Medicine Scheme so we require all qualified mentors to commit to at least one hour per month at no cost to support qualified applicants that may not be able to afford paying any fees to our mentors.

Yes - we are a student marketplace and therefore any university student, who may be mentoring other applicants, can also get mentored by other university students. After all, our mission is to enhance the application journey from school, to university and all the way to employment.

Join our fast-growing student marketplace by applying now. We will consider all applications and support you with necessary feedback.
We do not insist that mentors have extensive experience in mentoring or tutoring as we let the applicants make this judgement themselves during their discovery call.

However, we ask that all mentors and/or tutors are:

  • hard working medical students (with valid student card)
  • passionate to support and grow their peer network
  • eligible to work (employment/self-employment/freelance basis) in the country they are studying in

Most mentors/tutors that we accept usually commit up to 5 hours per week of their time, leaving enough time to focus on their university course!

Additional income is just a few clicks away

Join a growing community of medical school mentors and earn additional income today.

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