Match Support and Supervision Procedure for Mentorship Programs is a procedure designed to ensure that mentor/mentee relationships are healthy, successful, and beneficial to both the mentor and the mentee. This procedure outlines the steps, roles, and responsibilities of both the mentor and the mentee in order to ensure the successful implementation of the program. The procedure typically includes: • Establishing an initial match. This involves selecting a mentor and mentee based on the program’s criteria. The mentor and mentee should be a good match, and should share common interests and goals. • Establishing the mentor/mentee agreement. This agreement outlines the expectations of both the mentor and the mentee. It should include expectations regarding frequency of meetings, topics of discussion, confidentiality, communication, and more. • Developing a plan. This plan should include specific objectives for the mentor and the mentee. It should also include a timeline for achieving these objectives. • Providing support and supervision. This involves regularly monitoring the progress of the mentor and mentee. It also includes providing support to the mentor/mentee relationship as needed. • Evaluating the mentorship program. This involves assessing the progress of the mentorship program and determining whether it is meeting its goals. The different types of Match Support and Supervision Procedures for Mentorship Programs include: • Ongoing supervision: This type of supervision involves regular monitoring of the mentor/mentee relationship. It includes providing feedback and guidance as needed. • One-time supervision: This type of supervision involves a single meeting between the mentor and mentee to discuss expectations, goals, and progress. • Group supervision: This type of supervision involves a group of mentors and mentees who meet together to discuss their experiences. • Online supervision: This type of supervision involves using online tools and platforms to support and monitor the mentor/mentee relationship.