Join PASS and accelerate your professional growth
Peer Assisted Study Support (PASS) is a subject-based peer mentoring programme where experienced undergraduate students support first-year students as they settle into their course. As a PASS Mentor, you’ll share your experiences, provide guidance and subject-based support, and help create a welcoming environment where students can build confidence and succeed.
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Want to develop valuable skills, strengthen your CV and make a real difference to other students?
Being a PASS Mentor is also an opportunity to develop highly valued professional skills, including leadership, communication, presentation, teamwork and interpersonal skills. Our data shows that a higher proportion of PASS Mentors go on to secure highly skilled employment compared with non-PASS Mentors, highlighting the potential value of the experience for your future career.
“I've developed leadership, public speaking, communication, interpersonal, presentation skills and many more. It's such a creative way to help mentees.” — PASS Mentor
We’re currently recruiting voluntary PASS Mentors for this academic year from you subject background.
Interested? Apply here: PASS Mentor Application Form 2026 - 2027 – Fill out form
Please read the job description before applying. Applications close Sunday 18thOctober.
Questions? Please contact the Library Mentoring Programme Manager (PASS) Fathea Khanum at f.khanum@qmul.ac.uk.