Join an S2S Panel

Are you a current S2S mentor with a passion for supporting your community? Do you want to help fellow students feel seen, heard, and supported?

A Head Mentor wearing a red S2S varsity jacket, sits on the left of a square booth. They are chatting with a Peer Supporter who is wearing a black hoodie and sitting on the right.

The Irish Language and Mature Student Panels are made up of experienced S2S mentors who go one step further - offering tailored mentoring support to students who are part of particular communities at Trinity. Whether you're a mature student yourself or a Gaeilgeoir looking to promote Irish on campus, we’d love to hear from you.

Joining a panel is a chance to make an even bigger difference, build leadership skills, and help new students feel welcome and confident.

Which Panel is Right For Me?

Mature Student Panel

If you're a mature student (aged 23+ at entry) and want to support others navigating college from a similar background, this panel is for you. You’ll help build a community where mature students feel included, empowered, and understood.

Painéal Meantóirí Gaeilge

If you're fluent or comfortable speaking Irish, and want to help other students connect through the language, consider joining this panel. Panel members help promote the use of Irish in mentoring and support First Years who wish to engage trí Ghaeilge.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes - you need to be a trained, active S2S Mentor in order to join the panels.

Panel involvement is flexible and designed to work around you. You'll support occasional events and be available to students who want to connect. The panel will also meet once or twice per term to check in.

Absolutely, if both apply to you! Just make sure you're happy with the level of commitment involved as a Mentor and as a panel member.

Recruitment for panels take place during the summer before orientation (and after the Blackboard module closes) - so make sure to keep an eye on your TCD email! You can also contact the S2S Office to express interest or to ask questions.