Join INSA’s dynamic community designed to foster meaningful connections between junior and senior researchers. Our mentoring initiative creates numerous collaborative opportunities for doctoral candidates and experienced researchers alike. Through mentoring opportunities, short research visits or short-term projects (e.g., collaborating on a scientific article) we aim to build a supportive environment for junior researchers. By connecting you with experienced mentors, INSA ensures you gain the knowledge, skills, and networks needed to make a significant impact in the field of school attendance. Participate in our Mentoring Program and contribute to promoting school attendance and solving attendance-related issues through innovative research and practice.
Apply now to become a Mentor!
Elevate your research career by becoming an INSA Mentor! This opportunity opens doors to unparalleled collaboration and communication with fellow researchers worldwide. Embrace the chance to learn from diverse experiences, celebrating successes and navigating challenges together. By stepping into this role, you’ll contribute to a culture of shared knowledge and collective growth, ensuring that the scientific community thrives through efficient exchange and mutual support. Join us in shaping the future of research through mentorship and collaboration.
Requirements to become a Mentor
Any Professor or Associate Professor with a doctoral degree and expertise in school attendance problems can be recognised as an INSA Mentor.
Application Process
Please complete this form to express your interest in becoming a Mentor. Once we receive your application, INSA’s Scientific Committee will review your application to ensure alignment with our program’s goals and criteria. After approval, we will publish your profile on our platform, highlighting your areas of interest and expertise. This visibility will enable us to effectively match you with junior researchers who share similar interests and expertise, facilitating meaningful and productive partnerships.
If you would like to know more about INSA’s Mentoring Program please contact us (info@insa.network).
Interested in being Mentored?
Once we have recruited mentors, we will advertise for doctoral students who are keen to be mentored. Stay tuned!
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