We have adapted a few and omitted those that cannot be done at school.
Remember that mentoring is done with your mentee, not to your mentee. Let him or her participate and have input. 'Reciprocity!
Remember that mentoring is done with your mentee, not to your mentee. Let him or her participate and have input. 'Reciprocity!
1. Set
your mentoring goals together
2. Tackle
some homework
8. Shoot
some hoops
9. Go
to the library together
10. Just
hang out
11. Figure
out how to program [something]
12. Learn
about [each other's favorite] music
13. Talk
about life
15. Talk
about your first job
16. Talk
about planning a career
17. Plan
a career
22. Talk
about college [or postsecondary options]
24. Sit in on some [free online classes]
25. Work
on applications together
27. Work
on a resume
28. Talk
about dressing for success
29. Do
a pretend job interview
30. Talk
about how to look for a job
31. Talk
about how to find a job
32. Find
a summer job
33. Set
up a work internship
34. Talk
about networking
35. Talk
about what it takes to get ahead
36. Talk
about health insurance
37. Talk
about taxes
38. Talk
about balancing work and life
39. Talk
about balancing a checkbook
40. Talk
about balancing a budget
41. Talk
about living within one’s means
42. Talk
about credit cards
44. Plan
a week’s [or month's] worth of [expenses on a budget]
47. Write
“thank you” notes
49. [Research] a friend’s religious holiday [not the mentee's own]
50. Talk
about relationships
51. Talk
about personal values
52. Talk
about the future
Baylor University's Community Mentoring for Adolescent Development Trainer's Manual, 1998. Revised, MENTOR, 2004.
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