Phases of the mentoring relationship Mentoring relationships last for various lengths of time – more formal programmes will often set a time frame – for example 12 months. Less formal programmes may just allow relationships to continue as agreed by the individuals. However, research into large numbers of mentoring pairs has established that effective mentoring…

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