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MENTOR-VIP Mentorship application form
Applications for MENTOR-VIP are now closed. They will reopen on this page on 2 February 2026.
Thank you for filling out our form.
How did you learn about the MENTOR-VIP programme?
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WHO communications channels
A former MENTOR-VIP participant
A conference or presentation
A colleague
Other
Family name
First name
Date of birth
Current title
Mailing address
Country
Telephone number
Email address
In what country do you expect to be residing during the period of September this year to September next year? Please note you are NOT being asked to indicate a country to which you would like to travel to undertake a mentorship. MENTOR-VIP will not financially support activities related to mentoring, including travel of mentors or mentees.
Are you open to your mentor residing in a different country?
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Yes
No
Preferred language for the mentorship
Another language in which you would be prepared to communicate with your mentor (if applicable)
Please list your three most important academic qualifications, one per line, each with the year in which the qualification was obtained
Are you currently employed by or officially affiliated with an institution?
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Yes
No
Name of institution
Mailing address of institution
Country
In approximately 500 words, discuss your major achievements to date in the violence and/or injury prevention field
If you have published in the peer-reviewed literature on a violence or injury topic, provide the references for what you feel are your five most significant papers (one per line).
Referring to the skill categories of MENTOR-VIP, select the skill category you feel you most want to develop.
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Planning and conducting research
Evidence-based programme design and planning
Programme implementation and management
Programme monitoring and evaluation
Policy analysis and development
Imparting knowledge and skills
Advocacy and communication
Assuring funding support
Referring to the skill categories of MENTOR-VIP, select the skill category you feel is of second most importance for you to develop.
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Planning and conducting research
Evidence-based programme design and planning
Programme implementation and management
Programme monitoring and evaluation
Policy analysis and development
Imparting knowledge and skills
Advocacy and communication
Assuring funding support
Referring to the skill categories of MENTOR-VIP, select the skill category you feel is of third most importance for you to develop.
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Planning and conducting research
Evidence-based programme design and planning
Programme implementation and management
Programme monitoring and evaluation
Policy analysis and development
Imparting knowledge and skills
Advocacy and communication
Assuring funding support
Based on your knowledge of MENTOR-VIP, describe in approximately 500 words why you feel you should receive a mentorship and what you feel this mentorship could provide you with in terms of skills development.
Different people have different needs. In approximately 500 words describe your expectations of a mentorship if your application is successful. In your answer clarify your expectations with regard to the following issues: time commitment to the mentorship; level of support and mentoring you feel you need; how the mentorship would complement any forms of support locally available to you; any other issues you feel are relevant to your expectations of a mentorship.
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