Nelson Mandela University (NMU) Peer Mentoring Programme Supports 1st Year Health Sciences Students with 79 Senior Mentors.
Nelson Mandela University (NMU) Peer Mentoring Programme, launched in October 2021, has been rolled out to all 11 Health Science departments. The programme aims to support 1st year students in integrating themselves academically and socially within the university environment. The programme has 79 senior students from the Faculty who are serving as mentors this year.
According to Nelson Mandela University (NMU), the Peer Mentoring Programme provides valuable support to 1st year students as they transition into university life, cope with its demands, and adopt the university’s values to change the world. By working with senior students who have been through the same experiences, the programme is designed to create a supportive environment that will help 1st year students succeed.
In a nutshell, check out the eligibility and the application procedure for the Mandela University’s Peer Mentoring Programme.
Eligibility for Nelson Mandela University (NMU) Peer Mentoring Programme:
- The Peer Mentoring Programme is available to 1st year students enrolled in any of the 11 Health Science departments at Nelson Mandela University (NMU).
Application for Nelson Mandela University (NMU) Peer Mentoring Programme:
- 1st year students who are interested in participating in the Peer Mentoring Programme can apply for the programme through their Faculty.
- The application process typically involves filling out an application form and attending an interview or information session.
- Applications for the programme are typically open in the early part of the academic year, with successful applicants being assigned to a mentor for the duration of the academic year.
