MentorsMe FAQs
Listed below are a number of frequently asked questions about MentorsMe and business mentoring more generally.
MentorsMe offers businesses access to a list of verified business mentoring organisations across the UK. An easy-to-use search function allows businesses to refine their searches according to the life stage of their business and their geographic location – as well as a number of additional criteria.
The site also includes a list of standalone mentoring and business advice programmes run by banks, the government, and other organisations.
Business mentoring is a professional relationship where an experienced businessperson (the mentor) offers guidance and support to someone looking to grow or improve in their business journey. This could include help with strategy, decision-making, networking, or dealing with specific challenges.
Use our search function to identify business mentoring organisations most relevant to your business, review their profiles, and reach out directly using their provided contact method (email, LinkedIn, etc.).
Anyone looking for SME business guidance—entrepreneurs, startup founders, freelancers, professionals, or those exploring new ventures.
Use our search function to browse mentoring organisations by industry, expertise, location, or availability.
Since outreach is direct, we cannot guarantee responses. We recommend sending a clear, professional message introducing yourself and your goals.
Yes, feel free to reach out to several mentoring organisations to explore who might be the best fit for you
No, we do not facilitate bookings or transactions. All communication and arrangements are managed directly between you and the mentoring organisation.
Introduce yourself briefly, mention how you found them, and explain what you’re looking for in a mentorship. Be as specific as you can.
All listed mentoring organisations are required to go through a verification process, but we encourage users to do their own due diligence before engaging.
You can apply through our “Join MentorsMe” page. Once your organisation has successfully completed the verification process, the organisation’s profile will be added to the website.
The application process is free for mentoring organisations, although there is an annual limit on the number that can join the website.
There are plenty of resources online for businesspeople looking to share their expertise with others to help them grow and manage their business. The Association of Business Mentors, the professional body for business mentors, has a number of resources and guides for businesspeople looking to take this step. Read more here: Essential traits of an effective business mentor - and how to become one! - Association of Business Mentors
