Specialist Mentor — Liverpool

Mango Minds; Liverpool; Remote; GBP 26,000 - 34,000; Full time

Job summary

Mangominds is seeking Specialist Mentors in Liverpool to begin in October 2026. You will work one-to-one with university students who receive Disabled Students’ Allowance, delivering sessions remotely and in person as needed.

You will help students build routines, manage workload and navigate university life, using a warm, person-centred approach and keeping clear, professional session records. The role is delivered remotely, with UK-wide reach; applicants in or near Liverpool, Edinburgh,

Qualifications

• Relevant qualification or substantial experience in mentoring, mental health, education or related field.
• Experience supporting students or adults with disabilities, mental health conditions or specific learning difficulties.
• A warm, person-centred approach — we support the person, not the label.
• Reliability, professionalism and good communication.

Responsibilities

• Deliver one-to-one specialist mentoring sessions, online and in person
• Help students build routines, manage workload and navigate university life
• Support confidence, motivation and independence at the student’s own pace
• Keep clear, professional session records

Skills

Mentoring experience

Disability awareness

Person-centred approach

Reliable communication

Education

Relevant qualification or substantial experience in mentoring, mental health, education or related field

Job description

We are recruiting Specialist Mentors in Liverpool, starting October 2026. You will work one-to-one with university students who receive Disabled Students’ Allowance, helping them navigate university life in a way that works for them. Sessions are a mix of online and in person, so we are looking for people based in or near Liverpool.

• Deliver one-to-one specialist mentoring sessions, online and in person
• Help students build routines, manage workload and navigate university life
• Support confidence, motivation and independence at the student’s own pace
• Keep clear, professional session records

What we’re looking for

• Relevant qualification or substantial experience in mentoring, mental health, education or a related field
• Experience supporting students or adults with disabilities, mental health conditions or specific learning difficulties
• A warm, person-centred approach — we support the person, not the label
• Reliability, professionalism and good communication

Where you’d work

This role is delivered remotely, so you can support students anywhere in the UK from wherever you are. We also have students who benefit from meeting in person, and we’re particularly keen to hear from practitioners in or near Edinburgh, Newcastle, Liverpool, Manchester, Birmingham and London.

All roles working with students are subject to satisfactory references and an enhanced DBS check.