ABOUT PROJECT
PeerMent develops a structured mentoring model for professionals in the Creative and Cultural Industries, strengthening role clarity, boundaries, and ethical mentoring practice through practical, workshop-based training.
The project produces open-access training materials that can be reused by VET providers, creative hubs, and cultural organisations to improve mentoring quality in real contexts.
PeerMent validates its outputs through local implementation and mentor use, ensuring that the training programme is practical, adaptable, and relevant across different CCI environments.
PeerMent responds to a common gap: mentoring often happens informally, while mentors rarely receive structured preparation. The project strengthens mentoring quality by providing practical training and tools that help mentors support learning and autonomy without creating dependency.
MENTRA is designed for experienced professionals in CCI who act, or are preparing to act, as mentors. It strengthens core mentoring competences such as communication, reflective questioning, feedback, boundaries, and power-awareness.
VET providers, creative hubs, and cultural organisations benefit from a reusable mentoring training programme that can be integrated into existing education, training, and professional development offers.
PeerMent aims to professionalise mentoring practices in the Creative and Cultural Industries by equipping mentors with practical tools, reflective methods, and clear role positioning.
PeerMent brings together partner organisations working across creative education, professional development, and mentoring practice in the Creative and Cultural Industries. Together, the partnership co-creates, tests, and disseminates the MENTRA training programme and related tools to ensure relevance, usability, and long-term impact.
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