- Weekly one-to-ones
- A standing session every week to work through whatever is in your way.
- A plan built for you
- It starts from your experience and your goal. There’s no fixed curriculum.
- Homework and side projects
- Weekly tasks that keep you practising between sessions.
- CV and portfolio critique
- A close review of the two documents that decide whether you get the interview.
- A group of mentees
- Other designers on the programme, working toward similar goals.
- Career guidance
- How to explain your work and your value to an employer.
One-to-one mentorship for product designers.
For designers going after a first role or a bigger one. Weekly one-to-ones, a plan built around your goal, and real work to practise on.
- Format
- One-to-one and small group
- Length
- Four to six months or longer
- Cost
- €150 a month
- Places
- By application, limited
What’s included
How it works
Apply
A few questions about who you are, what you’ve done and what you want from mentorship. No CV or cover letter.
A 15-minute call
Everyone who applies gets a short call about experience and fit. You’ll hear back by email within a week.
Your plan
From what you tell me, I put together a plan for the months ahead.
The programme
Group sessions of about 90 minutes with talks, feedback and Q&A, plus your weekly one-to-one.
Questions
Will I get a job after the mentorship?
There’s no guarantee. You will leave with stronger skills, honest feedback and support for your search. The outcome depends on the effort you put in.
Can I apply if I’m not in UX yet?
Yes. If you have no experience yet, your plan works more like a course.
I already have experience. Is it for me?
Yes. Each plan starts from where you are, whether you’re after your first role or your tenth.
What do the sessions look like?
Group sessions run about 90 minutes: short talks, stories from real projects, group exercises, feedback and Q&A, with homework afterwards. Your weekly one-to-one is for your own questions.
Why isn’t it free?
A small fee keeps everyone in the group committed to the work.
Apply in one email.
Tell me who you are, what you’ve done so far and what you want from mentorship.
Apply for mentorship


