Mentor Record: 10 People (Duration + Outcome Evidence)
12 weeks · 4 milestones
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3 milestones
A mentoring relationship without shared goals is a series of chats. Before starting, agree in writing on what the mentee wants to achieve, the timeframe, the session frequency, and how you will both know progress has been made. Document the mentee's starting point — their current skill level, their immediate challenge, and one specific goal for the mentoring relationship. This baseline is what the M3 outcome evidence will be measured against. The agreement does not need to be formal; a shared document or email exchange is sufficient.
Proof required
Share: (1) the written mentoring agreement or summary (goal, timeframe, session frequency, and success definition), (2) a description of the mentee's starting point covering current skill level, immediate challenge, and one specific measurable goal, and (3) the mentee's confirmation that the agreement reflects their goals — this can be a short written statement or email reply from the mentee.
What gets checked
- Goal is specific and measurable — 'get better at coding' is not measurable; 'complete a working CRUD web app and push it to GitHub within 10 weeks' is
- Starting point is documented with enough specificity that progress can be measured against it later — 'beginner coder' is not specific; 'can write basic Python functions but has never built a web app or used version control' is
- Mentee confirmation is in the mentee's own words — the mentor's paraphrase of what the mentee wants is not the same as the mentee's own statement