Q Mentoria

Explore Consid’s mentorship programme for women and non-binary individuals in the tech industry.

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Career support for development

A study by Perspetivo, conducted on behalf of Women for Leaders in 2023, showed that many women feel uncertain about their career direction and that mentorship is one of the most important forms of support for women aiming for leadership positions. It is one of many studies indicating that mentorship programmes are among the most effective career development tools for empowering women and non-binary individuals and increasing their opportunities for progression.

Q Mentoria is Consid’s mentorship programme where women and non-binary individuals can apply to be matched with a mentor, one of our employees, to support their personal and professional development. Over a three-month period, each mentor/mentee pair sets their own goals and visions, and schedules regular follow-up meetings. The primary purpose of Q Mentoria is to facilitate an exchange of experiences, allowing both mentor and mentee to develop and grow.

Unique matchmaking

After the application period, during which both mentors and mentees can apply to participate in Q Mentoria, the pairs are matched based on their preferences, skills and interests. The matching process is carried out manually by a selected group at Consid who review each application to ensure the best possible pairing. Once the decisions have been made, all participants are notified and the mentorship can begin.

To ensure that the relationship between mentor and mentee is built on trust, it is important that their conversations take place in an open and supportive environment. For this reason, all discussions are confidential, encouraging a trusting and constructive relationship.

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Develop your skills with guidance from a mentor

Who can apply to Q Mentoria?

Q Mentoria is aimed at those who identify as women or non-binary and who are curious about the tech industry, are studying a technical field, or are already working within the IT and tech sector. You may already have a background in tech or have only just begun developing an interest in the area, the most important thing is that you are curious.

Our mentors

Our mentors work at Consid and include women, men and non-binary individuals with diverse backgrounds and experience within the tech industry. Being a mentor means taking on the role of a role model and offering their competence, experience, time and network to a mentee seeking support in their professional or personal development. Key qualities we look for when selecting our mentors include strong listening skills, humility, supportiveness and a willingness to invest their time in the mentor/mentee relationship.

The role of the mentee

As a mentee, you are responsible for describing your goals and expectations for the mentorship. It is important to understand that the mentor is dedicating their time to support your personal development, so come prepared. The mentee is at the centre of the mentorship relationship, and to ensure a rewarding experience, it is helpful to be open, receptive to feedback and willing to take on constructive criticism.

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Do you have any questions? 

Would you like to know more about our mentorship programme or discuss potential opportunities? Get in touch and we will get back to you shortly.

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