Throughout your professional journey, you have developed skills, overcome challenges and gained valuable experience. Why not share that experience with the EM Normandie community?
By joining the Alumni Mentoring Programme, you can support an EM Normandie student or graduate (Class of 2000 onwards) as they explore their career options or take the next step in their professional journey.
Why become a mentor?
1. Share your experience and help others grow
Pass on your knowledge, advice and insights into the professional world. By supporting a student or recent graduate, you can make a real difference to their development and contribute to the spirit of mutual support that makes the Alumni network so special.
2. Build new connections
Mentoring is also a great opportunity to expand your network, connect with EM Normandie students and graduates from different generations, and meet people who could bring new perspectives and opportunities to your own career.
3. Learn from the next generation
Mentoring is a two-way learning experience! Your conversations with your mentee may spark new ideas, offer fresh perspectives on your profession and introduce you to new ways of thinking and working.
Key dates
28 September 2026: Applications open for graduates wishing to become mentors.
6 November 2026: Programme launch webinar and applications open for students.
How does the mentoring programme work?
Once you have registered, you will be matched with a mentee whose profile aligns with your professional experience, skills and shared interests.
Once matched, you will support your mentee as they work through their career questions and professional goals, at a pace that suits you both.
Meetings can take place in person, over the phone or online, depending on your availability and preferences.
Ready to share your experience, make connections and help EM Normandie students and graduates succeed?
Find out more about the EM Normandie Alumni Mentoring Programme.
Get involved and become a mentor!
To take part, click here.
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