Fact Sheet Mentoring in Practice
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Supporting Mentors in Registered Apprenticeship for Young People
Stephen F. Hamilton, Zach Boren, Bhavani Arabandi
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Mentoring is integral to apprenticeship programs and plays a critical role in the success and retention of young apprentices. Mentors can help apprentices navigate the workplace, develop a combination of essential and technical skills, and deepen their engagement. In turn, mentors find value in developing leadership and management skills and sharing organizational insights. This fact sheet highlights the importance of mentoring in youth apprenticeship programs. It showcases mentor roles and what and how mentors teach and advise, and it provides some reflective questions mentors can ask as well as real-life challenging examples that mentors can use.

Research and Evidence Family and Financial Well-Being Work, Education, and Labor
Expertise Workforce Development Apprenticeships Labor Markets Transition-Age Young People Early Childhood
Tags Apprenticeships Employment and education Job quality and workplace standards Job training Labor force Transition-age youth Work supports Youth development Youth employment and training Children and youth