Unite the field around a shared definition & demonstrate mentoring’s impact across EU
Foster collaboration & knowledge exchange to strengthen and grow mentoring initiatives
Promote common quality principles to ensure quality and effectiveness while scaling
Promote, gather and share research to fuel innovation and evidence-based advocacy
Influence EU institutions to create the conditions for quality mentoring to scale across member states
An integral component of European development
In the past decade, more and more mentoring programmes have emerged in Europe. Why? Mentoring is a unique instrument that can be applied to a variety of European, national and regional challenges and priorities. Mentoring empowers people and focuses on the participants’ goals. It connects individuals, generations, communities, contributing to :
- reduction of inequalities
- inclusion and valorization of diversity
- quality education
- life-long learning
- innovation
- gender equality