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MENTOR PROGRAMS


What is mentoring?


Mentoring is a time-proven strategy that can help young people of all circumstances achieve their potential. Mentors are caring individuals who provide young people with support, counsel, friendship, reinforcement and a constructive example.

 

 

What is the difference in a mentor and a mentee?
The mentor is the person doing the mentoring. The mentee is the recipient.
What programs are available?
E-mentoring, (electronic or online mentoring), is available through YCareers. Alumni and friends of BYU Hawaii are invited to participate as online "e- mentors". Mentors can select the level of participation in the program. Review the profiles on YCareers to learn more.
Japanese Speakers Mentor Program is sponsored by the Tokyo LDS Business Association and the Tokyo LDS Employment Resource Center. Students interested in this program should contact Toyoko Barcarse, career advisor, 675- 3533 or contact the Career Center main desk.
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