Experience that helps shape your future
The Erudito Alumni Mentorship Program connects current students with our graduates who are studying in various countries around the world. Mentors share practical advice, insights, and personal experiences that help students plan their studies purposefully and learn about the IBDP program first-hand. The mentorship program is open to Erudito Lyceum students in grades 10–12.
I am motivated by the progress of others. We all make our own decisions, but to make them as wisely as possible, it often helps to know the available options. I want to share the “options” I see — the perspectives that students might consider. I want to see young people moving forward with growing confidence.
Why join the mentorship program?
Mentorship is a connection between students and alumni, built on sharing experiences and practical advice.
Exploring study fields and universities
Mentors share their experience with universities and study programs, helping students gain a clearer understanding of their options.
Studying and IBDP tips
Learn how to manage your time more effectively, apply efficient study methods, prepare for exams, and maintain a healthy balance between work and rest. Mentors share real experiences and practical strategies that truly work.
Inspiration and self-confidence
Mentors’ stories help students find motivation, self-confidence, and the courage to make important decisions. It’s the kind of support that encourages growth and helps them pursue their goals.
Meet our mentors
Our mentors are Erudito Lyceum alumni who are eager to share their experiences and insights with current students. They study in various countries and across diverse fields — from medicine to technology, from the humanities to business.
Rapolas Kazakevičius
I’m Rapolas – an Erudito Lyceum alumnus currently studying at Vilnius University. Previously, I studied in the Netherlands (University of Groningen) and in Portugal through the Erasmus+ program. I completed the IB program with 37 points, so I can share advice on time management, preparing presentations, and applying to universities in Lithuania or the Netherlands.<br>I’m motivated by seeing others make progress – I want to help students feel more confident and take their next steps with courage.
Victoria Pellegrino
I am a third-year Sustainability Science student in Utrecht University, more specifically I am majoring in Water, climate and ecosystems while I’m pursuing a minor in Complex systems. I am very open to helping graduating high school students by sharing my personal experience and insights on topics such as the IB final exams, selecting bachelor’s programs, applying to university, and adapting to life abroad.
Kajus Kasparavičius
I’m Kajus – currently studying European Studies at the University of Amsterdam (UvA). I can support current IBDP students with specific subjects such as economics or politics, as well as general IB topics like EE, CAS, and other assignments. I’m motivated by the desire to share the experiences and insights I wish I had during my own school years.
Emilija Višnevskytė
I’m Emilija – I study Fashion Design at the Vilnius Academy of Arts and I’m an IBDP graduate.<br>I remember well how challenging it was to navigate the admission process and manage everything on time, so it’s important to me to support those who are now going through the same stage.<br>I can help with questions about university applications in Lithuania, especially if you’re planning to study in the arts or design field. I’ll be happy to share my experience and talk about creativity and study choices.
Urtė Vegytė
I’m Urtė – I study Dentistry at the Lithuanian University of Health Sciences (LSMU). I completed the IBDP program with three perfect scores, so I understand what it takes to achieve high results and how important effective time management is. I can help students interested in medicine or the natural sciences, offering advice on study methods, note-taking, and staying motivated while preparing for exams.
Fausta Kubiliūtė
I’m Fausta – an Erudito Lyceum alumna currently studying English Philology at Vilnius University.<br>I love languages and literature, and my IB years left me with many great memories and valuable lessons. At the same time, I remember how stressful that period can be, so I’m happy to share my experience and advice on both academic and “existential” matters.
Mariia Havryliuk
I’m Marusya – I study Philosophy and Pedagogy at Vilnius University and also work as a tutor.<br>I’ll gladly help with humanities subjects – languages, history, or written assignments. I can offer advice on writing IA or EE, finding motivation, and managing study time. Having experienced the challenges of the IB myself, I want to help others go through this journey with more ease. I’m open, friendly, and understanding – I’ll help without pressure or stress.