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What remains after mentoring?

The value of a relationship can include ideas, habits and encouragement a person carries into later life.

Look beyond the final session.

Consider what a young person can take forward: confidence to seek help, a clearer ambition or a different way of approaching a decision.

Listen over time.

Later testimony can show what someone remembers and the influence they attribute to mentoring. It offers a personal perspective rather than proof that every later achievement has one cause.

Examine the account.

ECNM’s long-term testimony feature provides a place to hear former mentees describe their own experience. Read or watch the context alongside the headline.

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