Inspire young people to study STEM education in Mannheim

You like working with young people and want to infect them with your passion for STEM teaching? Then volunteering as a mentor in the Mintoring program is just right for you. 

As a mentor, you can pass on your experiences from your studies to students in Baden-Württemberg, help them with their questions about STEM teaching and support them in their study selection process. You have the opportunity to get creatively involved in workshops, put your expertise from your studies into practice and gain experience as a teacher. You can expect an interesting network, support for your volunteer work as well as a lot of fun. If interested, contact us at: https://www.sdw.org/lehramt-mintoring-ehrenamt.

Your Tasks

• Give insights into the study and student life.
• Answer questions about STEM teaching studies.
• Co-design workshops and gain practical teaching experience.
• Inspire young people to become teachers.

What's needed

You are a student of STEM teaching in Baden-Württemberg.

Time required

Do you enjoy working with young people and want to infect them with your passion for STEM teaching? Then volunteering as a mentor in the Teaching Mintoring program is just right for you.

As a mentor, you can share your experiences from your studies with students in Baden-Württemberg, help them with their questions about STEM teaching, and support them in their study selection process. You have the opportunity to get creatively involved in workshops, put your expertise from your studies into practice, and gain experience as a teacher. You can expect an interesting network, support for your volunteer work, certificates for acquired qualifications and your commitment as well as a lot of fun. If you are interested, please contact us at: https: //www.sdw.org/lehramt-mintoring-ehrenamt.

The Stiftung der Deutschen Wirtschaft (sdw) is a joint initiative for education. As a business education foundation, we work with our partners to take active responsibility for the future of the younger generation.

We offer scholarships and support programs for currently more than 4,000 teenagers and young adults throughout Germany and are committed to a society in which people can develop their potential regardless of their social or ethnic background.