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27 July 2026, 3:04 UTC Share

UPEN Mentoring Programme: Resources and guidance

Dr. Mark Bennister has written 5 new mentoring resources, designed to help you make the most out of UPEN’s mentoring programme.

Are you taking part in the UPEN mentoring programme, or thinking about applying in the future? Whether you’re joining as a mentor or mentee, Dr. Mark Bennister’s new mentoring resources are aimed at guiding you through this year’s UPEN mentoring programme.

Mark was a mentor in a previous UPEN cohort and was keen to support the continued development of the programme. These bespoke resources draw on his learnings and experiences as a mentor, and the value of bringing structure and collaboration into mentoring partnerships.

We’ve just published the first of 5 planned resources, looking at the mentoring relationship. Download the first guide now and keep an eye out for more resources being published this summer.

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