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Find somebody who actually does the job.

Matching runs on the work, not the job title. These are the fields mentees ask for most, and the fields where we most need more mentors to say yes.

Fields covered
Twelve and growing
Match based on
Role and question
Session length
30 minutes
Highest demand

Where mentees are waiting.

If you work in one of these, your half hour goes further than anywhere else on the platform.

Software and data

Engineers, data scientists and product people. Most asked: how to move from study projects to shipped work.

Finance and accounting

Banking, audit, corporate finance. Most asked: which qualification is worth the years.

Healthcare

Clinicians, allied health and health administration. Most asked: what training routes really demand.

Law

Private practice and in-house. Most asked: how to get in without a route through the usual firms.

Also covered

The rest of the network.

Design and creative

Product design, brand, content and film.

Marketing and communications

Performance, brand, PR and internal comms.

Operations and supply chain

Logistics, procurement and manufacturing.

Engineering

Civil, mechanical, electrical and energy.

Education

Teaching, school leadership and edtech.

Public sector

Policy, local government and regulation.

Charity and social impact

Fundraising, programmes and advocacy.

Skilled trades

Construction, electrical, plumbing and apprenticeship routes.

How the match happens

Three inputs, one mentor.

  1. 01

    The question

    A mentee writes one real question. It carries more matching signal than a profile ever does.

  2. 02

    The field

    We look for mentors doing that work now, not people who did it a decade ago.

  3. 03

    The slot

    Availability decides the rest, converted into the mentee's local time.

Questions

The things people ask first.

My job title is unusual. Is there a category for it?

Describe the work rather than the title when you sign up. Matching reads the work.

Can I mentor across two fields?

Yes. Career changers are often the most useful mentors, because they can speak to both sides of the move.

What if nobody in my field is available?

You will be told rather than matched badly. A poor match wastes the one half hour a mentee gets.

Your field is somebody's closed door.

Sign up as a mentor, or book a session with someone already doing the job you want.