Secure support in achieving professional goals in NEMO's mentoring programme

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The second call of 2023 for the member exclusive NEMO One to One Mentoring programme is open until 31 July 2023. For the autumn round, another 5 persons will secure the opportunity to receive 2-3 online mentoring sessions from September-November 2023.

By taking part in the programme, museum professionals, typically museum educators and people with a role in learning, gain the opportunity to learn from experienced colleagues in recurring individualised meetings. Just like previous in previous cycles of the programme, selected mentees for the second half of the year will access:  

  • Individual support by experienced senior museum professionals who understand your field.
  • Help setting and achieving goals that support your career growth.   
  • International networking.   

Participants who have taken part in the programme so far have found it to be hugely beneficial. The programme is organised in partnership with GEM - Group for Education in Museums. Deadline to apply: 31 July 2023. 

Interested in the benefits of being a NEMO member? Learn more about them here.  

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