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  • Home
  • About TAKE
    • Housing & Economic Development
    • Education & Job Training
    • Community Advocacy
    • Community Partners >
      • News and Events
  • Programs
    • YouthBuild Construction Trades Training
    • Weatherization Program
    • BASIC
    • T2W3 Training Re-entry Ex-Offenders
    • Mentoring
    • Youth Employment Services (YES)
  • Registration
  • Contact
  • Donations
  • Resources
    • City of ESL Website
    • IDES Website
    • Illinois Family Services
  • NEWS & EVENTS

Mentorship is a relationship in which a more experienced or more knowledgeable person helps to guide a less experienced or less knowledgeable person.
The mentor may be older or younger than the person being mentored, but she or he must have a certain area of expertise.

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  • Partnership programs give people who don't have many life options hope for a better future
 
  • Mentoring builds everyone's self-esteem.
 
  • The knowledge and alternatives gained through a partnership program allow teens and adults to explore different career possibilities not often available in a classroom or work setting.
 
  • Mentor programs break down stereotypes surrounding certain professions and populations.
 
  • Mentor relationships promote awareness of a community's diversity.
 
  • Partnerships build teamwork, whether learning occurs in school or on the job.
 
  • Partnership programs provide great publicity for the mentor, who can show off her experience, and for the protégé, who can show off her new, marketable skills.
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  • Ages 16-17 years old to participate
  • No cost--the program is free
  • One on one mentoring
  • Group mentoring activities once a month
  • 4 hours per month with a mentor
  • Goal setting
  • Financial literacy
  • Special programming and more
CALL TODAY TO START YOUR MENTORING EXPERIENCE  618-874-1671

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