1. Click-on Mentoring Technology Training Session

2. Contents What is Click-on Mentoring Things to talk about
Your role and responsibilities
Privacy and Confidentiality
Code of Conduct

3. What is Click-on Mentoring
Mentors are university students and are matched with high school students (mentees) from regional schools
Mentors and mentees talk about aspirations and post school options
Mentees hear from mentors about how the mentors got through high school and transitioned to university
Mentors can share what a typical day looks like at university, what is fun about university and what’s not so much fun
Most importantly, mentees are able to explore different choices for their future with the mentor without judgment

4. Things to talk about
I don’t know what to do after high school, am I doomed…??!
What did YOU do after high school?
What goals did you have?
How will my decisions, now and in the future, affect my goals?
Where can I get some practical guidance on: - Subject choices? - University / TAFE? - Job hunting?
What resources are out there and where can I find them?

5. Your role and responsibilities
Be online on time
Let your teacher or mentor coordinator know if you are going to be absent
Use this opportunity to explore options for your career and education
Be patient
Talk to your teacher if there are any problems or if you feel uncomfortable about anything

6. Privacy and Confidentiality
First names only
Do not give out any personal information such as your address or phone numbers
Do not ask for each other’s personal information
Do not add each other to social media
No gifts may be exchanged
Only communicate with each other via Adobe Connect or Google Classrooms
Once the mentoring relationship concludes there will be no further contact

7. Code of Conduct Remember that this is a professional relationship
Be committed and try to get the maximum benefit out of the program
Don’t just use it as an escape from class and to be social, don’t surf the internet or play computer games during the online sessions
Think about how you communicate. Online is different from face to face contact
Avoid bad language
Be mindful of your mentor’s feelings
Don’t make discriminatory comments
If you have any questions or concerns, speak to your teacher