During your long career, you collected a wealth of experience. These information's can be of great value to the next generation of aspiring engineer. The chipschool mentor boot camp is your opportunity to give back. As a mentor you can have the joy to meet a students twice a month for once hour and work with students who are eager to listen and to learn from your experience.

Based on the work published by students on github, and on an interview you conduct with potential mentoring candidates, you choose which student you accompany for 10 months while he will work on the tasks you gave him, or he will work on his own through the learning material chipschool is pointing to, or you know about yourself.

Students who pick up additional curriculum from chipschool are eager and have the capacity to learn more than is provided by their local educational institution.

Stories from "within the industry" are of great value for students to understand what they get themself into it and how are their chances to make a good career.

Chipschool does not financialy compensate mentors for their mentoring contribution.

Please get in contact with Simon Southwell to find out how you can contribute.