FAQs for mentors

So you are interested in becoming a mentor? We have outlined below some FAQs to help you to decide whether becoming a mentor is right for you.

how will I be matched with a mentor?

Mentors will be matched to mentees drawn from outside their own organisation and industry sector.

what is the time commitment?

Participation in the program involves a six month commitment (one hour per month) with mentoring pairs having the option to mutually agree to continue on completion of the formal program.

what is discussed during a typical mentoring session?

During monthly mentoring sessions with your mentee you will discuss topics of interest or concern to themyou. These may include:

• Corporate issues and/or dynamics
• Professional conduct
• Client liaison
• Leadership and career development
• Managing workload
• Influencing / networking skills
• Legal expertise

what characteristics should a mentor possess?

To provide maximum benefit to mentees, mentors should have:

• a record as an experienced and successful in-house legal counsel
• valued and recognised leadership skills
• no potential for financial benefit from the relationship

how do I register?

To register your interest in the 2011 program, please complete the online Registration of Interest or download the form and return via email to mentoring@acla.com.au

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