Mentee Personal References Form for Mentorship Program

• Category: Consents and Permissions - Pre-Participation
• State: Multi-State
• Control #: US-70274NMS
• Format: Word; Rich Text

Description

A listing of personal references of participant's choosing to be character references (must be known for a minimum of one year) and at least one of these references should be a relative, asking for addresses, phone numbers, relationship to applicant, and length of time having known applicant of the mentorship program. This information is considered confidential information of the references and will not be released to the applicant. A Mentee Personal References Form for Mentorship Program is a document used to collect references from a mentee's personal contacts. This form is filled out by the mentee prior to the start of the mentorship program, and provides the program with valuable insight into the mentee's character, work ethic, and other qualities. The form is typically used to assess the mentee's suitability for the program, and may be used to determine the mentee's potential for success in the program. There are typically two main types of Mentee Personal References Form for Mentorship Program: the professional reference form, and the personal reference form. The professional reference form requests references from the mentee's professional contacts, such as employers, colleagues, or former teachers. The personal reference form requests references from personal contacts, such as family members, friends, or neighbors. Both forms typically request information such as the reference's name, contact information, and a description of their relationship with the mentee. The form may also ask the reference to provide a brief description of the mentee's skills, strengths, and weaknesses.

A Mentee Personal References Form for Mentorship Program is a document used to collect references from a mentee's personal contacts. This form is filled out by the mentee prior to the start of the mentorship program, and provides the program with valuable insight into the mentee's character, work ethic, and other qualities. The form is typically used to assess the mentee's suitability for the program, and may be used to determine the mentee's potential for success in the program. There are typically two main types of Mentee Personal References Form for Mentorship Program: the professional reference form, and the personal reference form. The professional reference form requests references from the mentee's professional contacts, such as employers, colleagues, or former teachers. The personal reference form requests references from personal contacts, such as family members, friends, or neighbors. Both forms typically request information such as the reference's name, contact information, and a description of their relationship with the mentee. The form may also ask the reference to provide a brief description of the mentee's skills, strengths, and weaknesses.