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Educational Mentor - Entrepreneurship Program (Non-paid)

United Kingdom
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EUSMS is looking for Educational Mentors with expertise in one or more of the following areas to support participants in its Entrepreneurship Program.

Areas of Expertise

We are currently looking for mentors in the following areas:

  • Business Model, Customer Validation and Value Proposition
  • Marketing, Branding, Sales and Customer Acquisition
  • Entrepreneurial Finance, including pricing, costing, cash flow and financial literacy
  • MVP and Product/Service Development
  • Digital Business and AI for Entrepreneurs
  • Leadership, Team Development, Negotiation and Partnerships
  • Growth Strategy, Business Planning, Funding, Investment Readiness and Pitch Development

Applicants are not expected to cover all areas. Please indicate your preferred area of expertise in your application. You may also mention a secondary area where relevant.

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Your economics background and your summer at a regional bank line up with what PwC looks for on the consulting scheme. Applications close in four weeks.

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You’ve got the grades and the economics background, and your bank internship is exactly the experience this scheme looks for. Apply soon — deadlines close within the month.

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Key Responsibilities

Educational Mentors may:

  • support learning sessions within their area of expertise;
  • explain concepts in a practical and accessible way;
  • help entrepreneurs apply the content to their own businesses or ideas;
  • provide practical feedback and guidance;
  • support mentoring activities, exercises and participant development;
  • collaborate with the wider Entrepreneurship Program team. The role combines educational support with practical entrepreneurial guidance.

Profile

We welcome applicants with relevant academic, professional, entrepreneurial or consulting experience. Candidates should have:

  • strong knowledge and practical experience in their selected area;
  • the ability to connect concepts with real business situations;
  • clear communication and mentoring skills;
  • reliability and the ability to work collaboratively in an international team. Previous teaching or mentoring experience is an advantage, but strong practical expertise is equally valued.

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Time Commitment

Approximately 8–10 hours per week, depending on the assigned topic and program activities.

Application

If you are interested in joining, please write back to manisha.mozumder@eusms.org with the following documents:

  • your CV or professional profile;
  • your preferred area of expertise;
  • a short explanation of your relevant experience;
  • any experience working with entrepreneurs, start-ups, SMEs, students or business-support programs;
  • your general weekly availability.

Position: Educational Mentor – Entrepreneurship Program

Expected commitment: Approximately 8–10 hours per week

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