Singapore American School Catalyst Project
The singapore american school mentoring program
SAS mentors are experienced and trusted professionals who provide resources, guidance, and opportunities in fields that are relevant to student interests and academic pursuits. In addition, mentors act like connectors in developing a student's life-long professional networks. We hope you can be an SAS mentor.
SAS Mentoring Objective:
Encourage students to apply connectivist learning and networking skills to initiate youth-mentoring opportunities with real world experts in order to support their personalized projects, as well as, develop their real world competencies in communication, collaboration, critical thinking, and creativity.
Why would anyone want to be a mentor?
- Mentors have the ability to “Give Back” while impacting a young professional.
- Mentoring allows professionals to be reflective in their own practice and profession.
- Younger mentees often provide insight into upcoming trends.
- Youth-mentoring research indicates mentors report more job satisfaction when mentoring youth.
- Mentors can expand their network into other SAS networks and future professionals (mentees).
What do I need to know as a Catalyst Mentor?
Use the following quick reference links to learn what you need to know as an SAS Catalyst mentor.
Are there resources to help me be successful as a Catalyst Mentor?
Use the following quick reference links to access key strategies to help you succeed as an SAS Catalyst mentor.
When and how do I close a mentoring relationship?
The following resources will help SAS Catalyst mentors with bringing closure to their mentoring relationship.
- The singapore american school mentoring policies and procedures
Click on the following button to download SAS's mentor screening, matching, support, and closure policies and procedures.
- SAS NETWORK DATABASE: ALUMNI +CATALYST PROJECTS
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