Jul162013
Yes of course. The mentor and the mentee can be of different ages or of the same age. If there is a difference in the age either mentor or mentee can be the older. For example the mentor is maybe … read more
You have to work on the difficulties of each mentee, by giving them materials (for at home or in class) which fit to the difficulties. The mentee and the mentor trust and respect each other read more
If you think that you are suitable as a mentor you need to find an existing programme or an institution willing to set a programme up.You need to have some knowledge that you can share with your mentee. And you … read more
Normally the mentoring lasts between 6 months and a year. But in particular circumstances it may last less than 6 months or more than a year. read more
During peer mentoring there is an exchange of knowledge between mentor and mentee. Though the mentee is the main lerner there are also benefits for the mentor. By sharing his knowledge with the mentee, the mentor consolidates his or her … read more
The mentees have contact with other students (there is an eye-to-eye-level), that makes it easy to learn Peer mentoring helps because the mentors feel and understand the mentee the mentor knows how to explain to the mentee. read more
Some individuals are not prepared to share their information. No external input to regulate and advise the organisation. Maybe a lack of knowledge and experience in some areas. read more
No cost / low cost. Information sharing Encourages group activity and team work Allows the shy individual to come forward, prevents control by one or two in the group Each individual gets the opportunity to bring their own expertise to … read more
Peer mentoring is sharing wisdom, skills and experience with others to help them grow and learn and involves a relationship where both parties learn from each other, trust each other and respect each other. read more
