Mentoring The Successful Club Series 296. Takes a personal interest and helps Serves as a role...

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MentoringMentoring

The Successful Club SeriesThe Successful Club Series

296

Takes a personal interest and helps

Serves as a role model, coach, and confidante

Offers knowledge, insight, perspective, and wisdom

Helps someone become successful

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What is a Mentor?What is a Mentor?

A mentor:

Learn the program

Learn club standards and customs

Develop confidence

Participate more

Quickly learn speaking skills

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Easing the TransitionEasing the Transition

Further refine skills

Learn new skills

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Developing Special SkillsDeveloping Special Skills

More experienced members:

Learn from their mentees

Remain productive

Do something for others

Receive recognition

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Benefits to MentorsBenefits to Mentors

Benefits to ClubsBenefits to Clubs

More members

More satisfied members

Higher member retention

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Mentor QualitiesMentor Qualities

Available

Patient

Sensitive

Respectful

Flexible

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Supportive

Knowledgeable

Confident

A good listener

Concern for others

The Mentoring StepsThe Mentoring Steps

1. Sit with the new member.

2. Orient the new member to club customs and procedures.

3. Explain how to sign up.

4. Help with the Ice Breaker.

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The First Meeting

The Mentoring StepsThe Mentoring Steps

1. Make mentees aware of resources.

2. Provide positive feedback.

3. Explain responsibilities.

4. Help with speeches and other assignments.

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The Next Meeting

The Mentoring StepsThe Mentoring Steps

1. Tell how you have benefited.

2. Invite the mentee to other events.

3. Acknowledge progress.

4. Explain officers’ duties.

5. Explain speech contests.

6. Describe the organization.9

Over Time

Qualities of MenteesQualities of Mentees

Eager to learn

Receptive

Open to new ideas

Loyal

Grateful

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Mentees should be:

A Finite RelationshipA Finite Relationship

It should not last forever...

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ConclusionConclusion

Experience.

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Learn.

Benefit.

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