The Friends of Cambridge University in Hong Kong

Mentors

• Make reasonable effort to provide help and guidance to the mentees, e.g. share their career experience, introduce the mentees to other resources if possible

Mentees

• Remember that the mentors are providing assistance out of good will, be thankful and be reasonable when requiring the time and effort from the mentors
• Consider becoming a mentor when it is your turn

Mentors
Alumni with experience (in-depth or otherwise) in certain industries who are willing to share their experience with others

Mentees
Alumni or undergraduates who would like to learn from the more experienced alumni in general or in certain specific areas, priority will be given in the following order, 1) undergraduates 2) Recent graduates (graduated within 2 years) 3) Other alumni.

Liason
A mentee who also acts as a coordinator of a mentorship group. Faciliating the events and help manage the web site.

• Facilitate the sharing of experience among the Cambridge Hong Kong community primarily between alumni and undergraduates and also among alumni
• Build a strong alumni network and provide a central contact point to enhance communications among alumni
• Last but not least, organize social events that can be enjoyed by alumni of all generations

The Cambridge University alumni community in Hong Kong has grown to a considerable size. In order to consolidate our resources, build a strong community network and to continue the process of enlightening each other, we propose to create a mentorship program that will connect experienced alumni with the undergraduates and recent graduates of Cambridge University. Through a series of activities from drinks, dinners to a grand annual event, people can share their experience, advice with one another. Many local Hong Kong universities have similar programs that are welcome by the students and alumni alike. It is our belief that our Cambridge alumni community can greatly benefit from such scheme.