Transforming Lives Through Mentorship
Our case studies showcase the incredible impact of our mentorship programmes. Read inspiring stories of personal growth and empowerment.
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Paul, Insight2Uni Mentee
Meet Paul, a first-generation university student from Hackney now thriving at UEA thanks to our Insight2Uni programme. His inspiring journey shows how targeted mentoring helps black-heritage students overcome barriers to higher education, creating role models for younger siblings and peers.
Lanre, Insight2Uni Mentor
Follow Lanre's rewarding journey mentoring Year 12 students while studying AI at Leeds University. His story demonstrates how the Insight2Uni programme creates powerful connections between experienced black-heritage students and those beginning their educational journey, developing crucial skills for both mentors and mentees.
Kirsty, Insight2Uni Mentor
Follow Cambridge Architecture student Kirsty's journey as an Insight2Uni mentor, helping black-heritage students navigate university applications with confidence. Her story shows how personal experience drives meaningful mentorship, creating the support system she once needed during her own educational journey.
Nicholas, Insight2Uni Mentee
Read how Nicholas received a Cambridge offer after participating in our Insight2Uni programme. Paired with a black-heritage law student from Durham University, his success story shows how targeted mentoring helps students discover university options beyond London while developing crucial university application skills.
Uyi, Insight2Uni Mentor
Meet Uyi, who mentors black-heritage students pursuing STEM and law degrees through our Insight2Uni programme. His story highlights how university student mentors create transformative educational pathways, helping mentees develop independence while increasing African and Caribbean representation in higher education.
Parise, Insight2Uni Mentor
Meet Parise, a Psychology PhD student using the Insight2Uni programme to be "the person I needed when younger." Their approach to mentoring black-heritage students combines authentic conversations about identity with practical university preparation, while embracing reverse mentoring to learn from today's youth experiences.