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Building Mentorship Bonds for Growth: Mentee Orientation Guide

Discover the essence of mentoring partnerships in this guide. Develop a meaningful one-on-one relationship with a mentor and experience personal growth. Explore mutual respect and share interests while learning to communicate, meet regularly, and have fun together. Find out about essential do’s and don’ts to ensure a successful mentoring journey. Prepare yourself for meetings and group activities, connecting with your mentor even during the summer break. Understand the boundaries and expectations of mentorship, respecting each other’s space. Get ready to embark on a fulfilling mentoring experience with this comprehensive guide.

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Building Mentorship Bonds for Growth: Mentee Orientation Guide

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  1. MENTEE ORIENTATION

  2. What is Mentoring? • A one-on-one relationship with a caring adult at school. • Not counseling, tutoring, or a change to your behavior. • Focused on building a relationship that will benefit both the mentor and the mentee. Mutual respect is a cornerstone of the mentoring relationship.

  3. In the program you: • meet one hour a week during the school year • meet monthly for group activities with other mentors and mentees • keep in touch over the summer by phone, email, or by participating in activities together

  4. Do: Communicate with your mentor Meet Regularly Try New Things Share/Explore your interests Expect it to feel awkward at first Respect your mentor HAVE FUN! Don’t: Miss scheduled meetings Activities that cost a lot Ask mentors to drive you around Ask for money Student Expectations

  5. Some things to consider: • What things would you be comfortable sharing with your mentor? • What things do you want to share with your mentor? What things do you not want to share? • What things should you not ask your mentor?

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