Thinking about mentoring?


Being a Mentor

If you've lived and learned, there are probably people here who could benefit from your wisdom. Don't keep it all locked up inside your head - share it with others who might benefit from hearing how you've handled something, managed something or achieved something. 


It's a great way to volunteer and give something back, and it's a really meaningful way to enjoy communicating online. It requires only that you take it seriously and are ready to participate in the community.


Signup as a member first, then complete and submit your mentor profile (we approve them all before posting) to become registered as a mentor, and for others to view your mentor profile and contact you as a mentor. 


As a mentor you can also:

  • Create, update and manage your profile
  • Publish your pearls of wisdom
  • Manage and count your mentoring time
  • Reply to calls for help
  • Publish useful book references and web links
  • Receive mentoring from others

Sign in / join horsesmouth

Latest Mentor Shout Outs

A Listening Ear

"If you just want to get it off your chest, or just what to chat I'm here ..."

Latest Pearls of Wisdom

James Dean

"Probably one of the best quotes I have ever heard about life and try to adhere to is:

'Dream as if you'll live forever... live as if you'll die today'..."

Thinking of joining our online mentoring scheme?

Find out more about becoming a mentor and the mentoring services on horsemouth. Become a peer mentor or just get some addtional tips and advice on how to become an online volunteer mentor. Online training and advice from professional mentors coming soon.

Can't find the right mentor? Send a call for help.

If you've tried using search and browsed the profiles on our site but can't find anyone who's quite right for you, send a call for help to the whole community. You'll get some good responses and one or two may turn into mentoring relationships.

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