What is mentorship programs?

Mentorship Program is a social project that brings

together mentees and mentors for 12 months, the
material presented is about self-exploration, to self-
development, including: self-discovery, personal
enterprise plans, goal setting, focus management,
youth programs, motivation letters and essay writing,
and social projects.

Why do school need mentorship programs?

Individuals who have mentors often perform better at
their jobs, earn higher salaries and achieve faster
career progression than non-mentored individuals. In
high school, mentorship can help students find a
career path and connect with the right people and
resources to support their advancement.

The expected achievement of this program is that

mentees can know more about who they are, their
passions, so that they can develop them according to
their respective personalities. In addition, it is also
hoped that they will have a clear life plan and future
planning, so they know what to prepare from now on.

How do mentorship programs work?

Successful mentorship programs offer both
structure and flexibility. Structure provides
participants a mentoring workflow to follow and is
critical to help participants achieve productive
learning that reaches defined goals. Similarly,
flexibility is essential to support varying individual
mentoring needs across specific learning goals,
preferences, and learning style.

Example :
for example, if at first you only had a dream to study abroad with a scholarship, after join this
mentorship program the mentee knew the university that match the study program you want, the
scholarships available for the university and program, knew the requirements for applying for the
scholarship and so on.

Advantages
 Improved Personal and Career Development.
 Improved Onboarding and Productivity.
 Leadership Development.
 Builds Diversity.
 Allows for Reverse Mentoring.
 Supports a Learning Culture.

Conclusion
Mentoring has an influence on learning motivation.
This is supported based on the mentoring process not
only in the form of sharing life activities, it's also the
mentor giving the time to motivate the mentee in
academics. This is done through moral support in the
form of provide good and correct advice and how to
study. Mentoring too provide sessions for academic
improvement by teaching mentees, give quizzes, and
schedule mentees to study independently. This step is
taken so that they interpret the meaning of learning so
they can be motivated to learn.