‘Sessions’ One-to-One Mentoring

Free one-to-one mentoring connecting young people with architects through conversations, portfolio reviews and shared insight.

Image: Jane Lam

‘Sessions’ One-to-One Mentoring

Free one-to-one mentoring connecting young people with architects through conversations, portfolio reviews and shared insight.

Thursday 4th June

18:00 - 21:00

Activity Type
Mentoring
Free
Audience
Built environment professionals
College and university students

'Sessions' is our flagship programme, offering free one-to-one mentoring for young people from underrepresented backgrounds. Hosted by Fletcher Priest Architects, the evening brings together mentees and practitioners for structured, informal conversations around education, practice and pathways into architecture.

Mentees rotate between mentors, enabling multiple discussions across the evening, from portfolio feedback to career advice. At its core, the evening will be about fostering a sense of belonging within architecture opening up access to people, spaces and conversations, and creating a supportive environment where participants can build confidence and see themselves within the profession.

Location

Fletcher Priest Architects

100 Fetter Lane
EC4A 1ES

The event will take place within Fletcher Priest Architects’ studio on Fetter Lane. The nearest stations are Chancery Lane and Farringdon. Attendees will be welcomed on arrival and guided through the evening.

Nearest station:
Chancery Lane or Farringdon

Accessible toilet
Baby changing facility
Gender neutral toilet
Level access, with no/automatic doors
Refreshments available
Quiet space (inside)
Quiet space (outside)

The venue is step-free with accessible facilities. The format is conversational and flexible, allowing participants to engage at their own pace, including quiet spaces where requested. If you have specific access requirements, please get in touch in advance.

Image: Jane Lam

Free

Booking required

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