Mentorship in students' success

Interpersonal skills  This is a way people interact with each other be it their peers, mentors or leaders. Listening skills- Interpersonal skills require individuals to have good listening skills.  Verbal communication- These skills meaning individuals should know how to communicate through speaking. Negotiation- individuals should be able to have discussions aimed at reaching an agreement. Problem solving- individuals should be able to determine the source of problems and find effective ways to solve the problem without creating another problem. Assertiveness- individuals should have the ability to speak up for themselves in a way that is honest and respectful. Non-verbal communication- individuals should be able to transfer information from one person to another without the use of words or spoken language. Decision making- Individuals should be able to make informed, rational decisions. 

 

 Examples of mentorship programs  There are different types of mentorship programs that are available for use:                                                                   Peer mentorship Peer mentorship is a relationship between people who are of the same career, classmates or age mates where one person has more knowledge than the other in a particular area of specialization and can provide support as well as knowledge and skills to others. peer mentoring can be one-on-one relationship or in groups. One-to-one mentorship This is mentorship program that is done by a mentor with an individual mentee. This mentorship program can be a qualified teachers mentoring student-teachers to become experienced too in their field of specialization.  Group mentorship This is mentorship program that is done by mentors w...

                          Positive Outcomes for both mentors and mentees