Information on participation
for students
Have you ever wondered why you see yourself mirror-inverted, but not upside down in the mirror? Have you ever wanted to know how the Internet actually works?
Join us and discover the fascinating world of STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) with CyberMentor!
Have you ever wondered why you see yourself mirror-inverted, but not upside down in the mirror? Have you ever wanted to know how the Internet actually works?
Join us and discover the fascinating world of STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) with CyberMentor!
When is CyberMentor the right choice for you?
What can you expect?
After registering, you will be assigned a personal female mentor who we will select based on your STEM interests. If you are interested in biology and technology, you might be mentored by an environmental engineer. If you find physics exciting, we may assign you a mentor who works in aerospace.
Your mentor gives you insights into her exciting everyday STEM life and is available online to answer your STEM-related questions. Together, you can carry out STEM projects on our online platform. We have many project ideas for you! For example, you can grow crystals, investigate why dead batteries bounce higher, or program an app - depending on your interests.
On our CyberMentor platform, you can exchange ideas with your mentor and all other participants via e-mail, chat, or forum, discuss exciting STEM topics and learn about the diversity of STEM. From the mentors, you learn about which STEM professions and study opportunities are available and you can find out about interesting STEM events taking place in your area.
How can you participate?
You have the opportunity to join the CyberMentor program once a year. Each round starts in mid-October.
The next CyberMentor round will begin on
October 20, 2025.
Registration deadline for the round is
September 14, 2025.
If we receive the registration form later, we will mark you for the next round.
Attention! Crediting MINT-EC certificate
You attend a MINT-EC school and want to earn the MINT-EC certificate for special achievements in STEM? Then you can now have your CyberMentor participation count towards the certificate. The following distribution of points applies:
- Are you interested in STEM and want to exchange ideas with other students?
- Are you curious about what there is to discover in STEM professions?
- Are you a schoolgirl in the 5th to 13th grade?
- Do you have regular access to a PC, laptop, tablet or smartphone?
- You can devote about 30 minutes of time per week for a year?
What can you expect?
After registering, you will be assigned a personal female mentor who we will select based on your STEM interests. If you are interested in biology and technology, you might be mentored by an environmental engineer. If you find physics exciting, we may assign you a mentor who works in aerospace.
Your mentor gives you insights into her exciting everyday STEM life and is available online to answer your STEM-related questions. Together, you can carry out STEM projects on our online platform. We have many project ideas for you! For example, you can grow crystals, investigate why dead batteries bounce higher, or program an app - depending on your interests.
On our CyberMentor platform, you can exchange ideas with your mentor and all other participants via e-mail, chat, or forum, discuss exciting STEM topics and learn about the diversity of STEM. From the mentors, you learn about which STEM professions and study opportunities are available and you can find out about interesting STEM events taking place in your area.
How can you participate?
You have the opportunity to join the CyberMentor program once a year. Each round starts in mid-October.
The next CyberMentor round will begin on
October 20, 2025.
Registration deadline for the round is
September 14, 2025.
If we receive the registration form later, we will mark you for the next round.
Go to Online Registration
Go to Online Registration
Attention! Crediting MINT-EC certificate
You attend a MINT-EC school and want to earn the MINT-EC certificate for special achievements in STEM? Then you can now have your CyberMentor participation count towards the certificate. The following distribution of points applies:
- Level 1: Serious participation with regular communication with the mentor or community results in 5 points.
- Level 2: A special performance (e.g. editing a Wiki article, CyberNews article) results in 10 points.
- Level 3: 15 points are awarded for active participation in CyberMentor over two mentoring rounds, as well as for completing a project (see Level 2).
More questions about CyberMentor?
Feel free to send us an email to:
program@cybermentor.de