Summary Roles of a mentor Qualities and techniques Core skills / Competencies Effective mentors are adaptable and are characterised by their ability to provide the right kind of help at the right time, depending on the individual need of their mentee. They know when to provide more stretch and focus on intellectual growth; and when…
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