This makes me wonder if it is a good idea to have a clear split between beginner level and advanced level fellowships. If mentors are thinking that some people can be mentors themselves, then maybe the organisation can actually reach out to them and direct them to this way, instead of accepting them as mentee? (I am assuming that this means these candidates already have published research without the support of any particular mentorship, so they are not bottlenecked in their progress by it).
Some fellowships like Cambridge ERA, LASR, Anthropic e.t.c can be... (read more)
This makes me wonder if it is a good idea to have a clear split between beginner level and advanced level fellowships. If mentors are thinking that some people can be mentors themselves, then maybe the organisation can actually reach out to them and direct them to this way, instead of accepting them as mentee? (I am assuming that this means these candidates already have published research without the support of any particular mentorship, so they are not bottlenecked in their progress by it).
Some fellowships like Cambridge ERA, LASR, Anthropic e.t.c can be... (read more)