Mentoring for disadvantaged young people can be divided into a start and five phases: 1. Commitment. 2. The Clarification Phase 3. The Confidence Phase 4. The Instruction Phase 5. The Maturation Phase 6. The Concluding Phase The phases are not of identical duration. The confidence phase, the instruction phase and the maturation phase occupy most…
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