Connect. Empower. Transform.
Global Talent Mentoring fosters excellence and innovation in science, technology, engineering, mathematics, and medical sciences worldwide for exceptionally talented youth through evidence-based, long-term online mentoring.
- One-on-one mentoring by international experts
- Tailored learning pathways for optimal individual talent development
- International networking opportunities with the best minds in STEMM from all over the world
- Long-term support over several years of accruing expertise
- Evaluation and enhancement of the program through continuous research
Mentoring
Global Talent Mentoring matches highly motivated youths with exceptional achievements in STEMM with outstanding STEMM experts. Mentoring is a collaborative at-will relationship in which one person—a mentor—shares their knowledge, skills, and experience with another person—a mentee—who is typically not as knowledgeable or experienced and benefits from the mentor’s guidance and perspective. Mentoring is considered a highly effective talent development measure that can yield especially positive results in gifted students. Through this support, mentees can gain knowledge in their field of interest, learn specific skills, and receive valuable advice on their career plans and advancement.
![Four Young Persons working on Laptops on a shared table](https://globaltalentmentoring.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/annie-spratt-604129-unsplash-360x360.jpg.pagespeed.ce.BMCxqSw9Jq.jpg)
There are talents all over the world and the language of science does not know borders. Good mentoring is the best way to ask the right questions.
![Prof. Dr. Klaus von Klitzing, Nobel Laureate](https://globaltalentmentoring.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/endorsI250250.png.pagespeed.ce.ImJBNUR6_U.png)
Nobel Prize winner in Physics 1985 for the discovery of the quantized Hall effect
Mentoring provides opportunities for seasoned professionals to boost the careers of aspiring students and assist them in achieving their goals in the most efficient way. Indeed, Global Talent Mentoring provides many such opportunities for talented students to connect with highly accomplished mentors.
![Honorable Prof. Dr. Sekazi K. Mtingwa](https://globaltalentmentoring.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/Sekazi-Mtingwa_2019-scaled.jpg.pagespeed.ce.niDBIsjssK.jpg)
Co-recipient of the 2017 American Physical Society’s Robert R. Wilson Prize
for Outstanding Achievement in the Physics of Particle Accelerators
United States
It is a tremendously important investment for the future of our society to mentor young minds in the areas of STEMM.
![Prof. Dr. Gordon Cheng](https://globaltalentmentoring.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/Gordon-Cheng-2.jpg.pagespeed.ce.BcXP1UNrZ_.jpg)
Germany
Global Talent Mentoring is important in at least three ways: 1. Mentoring serves to socialize talented young people into the intellectual and aesthetic values of STEM. 2. Most particularly, mentoring provides guidance in the transition from school science to “real” science where answers are not already known. 3. Finally, it is essential to offer mentoring to young people passionate about STEM who are geographically remote.
![Dr. Rena Subotnik](https://globaltalentmentoring.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Rena-Subotnik_2.jpg.pagespeed.ce.tjWhfakGQg.jpg)
at the American Psychological Association,
Washington, D. C., United States
Mentoring is of great importance for the development of society and the economy.
![Prof. Dr. Ueli Maurer](https://globaltalentmentoring.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Ueli-Maurer_2.jpg.pagespeed.ce.K3WFfPPDkl.jpg)
at the Institute of Theoretical Computer Science,
ETH Zurich, Switzerland
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There are talents all over the world and the language of science does not know borders. Good mentoring is the best way to ask the right questions.
Prof. Dr. Klaus von Klitzing,
Nobel Laureate
- Max Planck Institute for Solid State Research
- Nobel Prize winner in Physics 1985 for the discovery of the quantized Hall effect
Interested in participating?
Mentees
The mentees of Global Talent Mentoring are the most outstanding talents in a STEMM domain in their respective country.
Participating students will be mentored, have the ability to work on their own projects and research, and collaborate with the international network through the platform. Please read the participation criteria.
Mentors
Our mentors are leading experts in their respective STEMM field who have a proven track record of outstanding accomplishments. Practicing scientists, professors, researchers, and developers are just some of the examples of exceptional individuals who regularly volunteer their time to share their knowledge, experience, and passion with our outstanding mentees.
Partnership
Our partners are a mix of STEMM and STEMM-related organizations, universities, schools, ministries, and companies from around the world. These partners connect us with the majority of our outstanding young mentees and expert mentor volunteers. Like our mentees and mentors, partners work with us on a voluntary basis to help promote the common goal of increasing shared STEMM expertise internationally. Global Talent Mentoring partners have access to our global partner network, which gives them the opportunity to interact with the distinguished organizations, STEMM experts, and exceptionally talented youths that form our community of STEMM talent development.
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