Site Guidelines

A community built on respect, growth, and opportunity.

At REMTON, our vision is to create a space where aspiring professionals and mentors can connect, learn, and grow together. These guidelines are here to keep our community safe, respectful, and aligned with our shared purpose.

1. Respect and Professionalism

● Treat all members, mentors, and staff with respect.

● Communicate in a polite, constructive, and inclusive manner.

2. Honesty and Integrity

● Provide accurate information in your profile and applications.

● Do not impersonate others or misrepresent your qualifications.

3. Constructive Engagement

● Ask thoughtful questions, share helpful insights, and contribute positively to discussions.

● Give feedback respectfully and receive it with an open mind.

4. No Harmful Content

● Avoid posting discriminatory, offensive, or harmful content.

● Do not share or promote illegal activities.

5. Confidentiality

● Respect the privacy of mentors, mentees, and other members.

● Do not share private conversations or personal details without consent.

6. Use Resources Appropriately

● Access and use REMTON’s resources solely for personal growth, learning, and career development.

● Do not use the platform for spam, scams, or unrelated commercial promotions.

7. Reporting Concerns

If you see behavior that violates these guidelines, report it to the REMTON support team at info@remton.org.

Why REMTON Career & Mentorship Centre?

REMTON connects students with experienced mentors who provide one-on-one guidance, helping them explore career paths, set goals, and make informed decisions about their future. This mentorship gives students a clearer sense of direction and purpose.

Students gain access to practical resources such as CV writing tips, interview preparation, job shadowing, internship connections, and professional workshops—all designed to equip them with the skills they need to succeed in the real world.

Through REMTON’s programs and partnerships with schools, universities, and businesses, students are exposed to industry insights, networking opportunities, and real-world experiences that classroom learning alone cannot provide.