Group mentoring is a method where mentees always meet with their mentors in a group setting.
“For example, in an entrepreneurship program, you can consider startups as groups.”
In group mentoring programs, mentees are members of a group, and meetings are conducted between the group and the mentee.
If a mentor or mentee schedules a meeting, that meeting is created for the group. All members of the group are expected to attend that meeting.
When a meeting is scheduled, approval from group members is not required.
Therefore, it is important for mentees who want to schedule a meeting for their group to communicate with other group members in advance.
When a meeting is created, all group members receive a calendar invitation, and all members of the group can access the meeting page and take meeting notes.
Everyone in the group is equal.