Eight sessions, at your own pace. Each one brings its deck and a guide that walks you through it. Nobody teaches it: it is self-study.
Eight sessions, at your own paceYou can do the whole thing in a few evenings or spread it across the year.
A method for the conversationThe MEJORA method puts it in three stages: connect, converse and close. You know where to start and how to finish.
Listening and languageThe skills that hold the method up: active and empathetic listening, and the words you use.
What the sessions look like
Eight sessions, each with its deck and a guide that takes you through it.
Syllabus
Introduction to Mentoring
The MEJORA Method
Connect
Converse I
Converse II and Close
The Mentor
Listening
Language
What you take away
1You know how to structure the conversation.The MEJORA method puts it in three stages —connect, converse and close—: you know where to start and how to finish.
2You learn to ask open questions.And the skills that hold them up: active and empathetic listening, and language.
3The other person becomes the protagonist.It is not about them accepting your answers, but about them finding their own: you steer, they decide.
What it asks of you
Time and honesty with yourself. Nobody is marking you — what you work on here you use afterwards with a real person.
Diploma on completing the course.
Its thesis is in the first session: the more the mentor listens and the more the young person talks, the more powerful the conversation. And its rule for starting out: trust is the antidote to fear.
