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WHY MENTOR?
A Premier Mentoring Program for High School StudentsWWW.CLICKSMENTORING.ORG
For More Information Contact Us:
Why Mentor High School Students?
Data shows that most highly successful adults have had four to five mentors in their professional life. On the job and in their community organizations, mentors play important roles in the lives of their mentees. Whether it’s career advice, personal concerns, or navigating organizational landscaping – a good mentor can help pave the way for long-term success.
High school is the perfect time to help students:
• understand the benefits of mentoring
• learn how to develop and maintain a mentoring relationship, and
• recognize the difference between mentors, friends, and associates.
GREATER WASHINGTON-BALTIMORE AREA:
240.582.8600 ext. 203 – DC Region ext. 201 – MD Region ext. 202 – VA Region
CHICAGO, IL:
312.258.4868 [email protected]
NEW YORK, NY:
212.382.6772 [email protected]
This project is funded by a grant from the U.S. Department of Justice -
Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention.
mentortomorrow's leaders
Join CLICKS in any of our locations:Illinois / Maryland / New York /
Northern Virginia / Washington, DC
APPLY ONLINE TODAY!
MENTORS AND MENTEES
RECRUITED
APPLICATIONS REVIEWED
MENTOR AND MENTEE MATCHED
WEEKLY ONE-TO-ONE OR GROUP MEETINGS
GROUP ACTIVITIES
& EXERCISES
ACADEMIC COACHING AND
SUPPORT
E-MENTORING
VIA EMAIL, TEXT MESSAGING OR OTHER SOCIAL
NETWORKING
MONTHLY SPECIAL EVENTS AND OUTINGS
E.G. SPORTING EVENTS, COLLEGE TOURS, VISITS TO LAW FIRMS, HEALTH FACILITIES, TRAINING CAMPS, BROADCAST STUDIOS, & MORE!
TEAM CHALLENGES
FAQS
The CLEO Legally Inspired College Kohorts of Students (CLICKS) is a multi-state program that empowers underserved high school students through structured mentorship and increased knowledge of LAW, SPORTS, and HEALTH related professions.
CLICKS mentors provide guidance, support, and encouragement to help 9th – 11th grade students prepare for life after graduation. With the expectation that all mentees will enroll in college, mentors play a hugely significant role by:
1. ENHANCING LIFE SKILLS2. ENCOURAGING ACADEMIC READINESS3. EXPLORING CAREER OPTIONS4. MODELING APPROPRIATE BEHAVIOR5. INCREASING SELF-ESTEEM6. REDUCING NEGATIVE BEHAVIORS7. MINIMIZING UNDESIRABLE INFLUENCES8. PROMOTING CONSISTENT SUCCESS
1. What’s required of a mentor? The desire and commitment to help a young underserved high school student receive the information and support to graduate and enroll in college.
2. What about training? YES, you must complete an online training module and attend a two-hour seminar prior to engaging with your mentee.
3. Are background checks required? Definitely! It’s in everyone’s best interest.
4. How often will I meet with my mentee? Mentors are asked to meet with their mentees three to four times a month, (twice in person), and to attend special events and activities.
5. How long am I expected to mentor the student? A two-year commitment is preferable.
6. What type of support will I receive? In addition to the initial training, the CLICKS Mentoring Consultant will host webinars. Mentor-only group sessions will also provide a support forum.
7. Are there any financial obligations? No.
8. How do I apply? Log on to www.CLICKSmentoring.org to complete the online application.
The CLICKS ProcessWhat is CLICKS?
WHY MENTOR?
A Premier Mentoring Program for High School StudentsWWW.CLICKSMENTORING.ORG
For More Information Contact Us:
Why Mentor High School Students?
Data shows that most highly successful adults have had four to five mentors in their professional life. On the job and in their community organizations, mentors play important roles in the lives of their mentees. Whether it’s career advice, personal concerns, or navigating organizational landscaping – a good mentor can help pave the way for long-term success.
High school is the perfect time to help students:
• understand the benefits of mentoring
• learn how to develop and maintain a mentoring relationship, and
• recognize the difference between mentors, friends, and associates.
GREATER WASHINGTON-BALTIMORE AREA:
240.582.8600 ext. 203 – DC Region ext. 201 – MD Region ext. 202 – VA Region
CHICAGO, IL:
312.258.4868 [email protected]
NEW YORK, NY:
212.382.6772 [email protected]
This project is funded by a grant from the U.S. Department of Justice -
Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention.
mentortomorrow's leaders
Join CLICKS in any of our locations:Illinois / Maryland / New York /
Northern Virginia / Washington, DC
APPLY ONLINE TODAY!
MENTORS AND MENTEES
RECRUITED
APPLICATIONS REVIEWED
MENTOR AND MENTEE MATCHED
WEEKLY ONE-TO-ONE OR GROUP MEETINGS
GROUP ACTIVITIES
& EXERCISES
ACADEMIC COACHING AND
SUPPORT
E-MENTORING
VIA EMAIL, TEXT MESSAGING OR OTHER SOCIAL
NETWORKING
MONTHLY SPECIAL EVENTS AND OUTINGS
E.G. SPORTING EVENTS, COLLEGE TOURS, VISITS TO LAW FIRMS, HEALTH FACILITIES, TRAINING CAMPS, BROADCAST STUDIOS, & MORE!
TEAM CHALLENGES
FAQS
The CLEO Legally Inspired College Kohorts of Students (CLICKS) is a multi-state program that empowers underserved high school students through structured mentorship and increased knowledge of LAW, SPORTS, and HEALTH related professions.
CLICKS mentors provide guidance, support, and encouragement to help 9th – 11th grade students prepare for life after graduation. With the expectation that all mentees will enroll in college, mentors play a hugely significant role by:
1. ENHANCING LIFE SKILLS2. ENCOURAGING ACADEMIC READINESS3. EXPLORING CAREER OPTIONS4. MODELING APPROPRIATE BEHAVIOR5. INCREASING SELF-ESTEEM6. REDUCING NEGATIVE BEHAVIORS7. MINIMIZING UNDESIRABLE INFLUENCES8. PROMOTING CONSISTENT SUCCESS
1. What’s required of a mentor? The desire and commitment to help a young underserved high school student receive the information and support to graduate and enroll in college.
2. What about training? YES, you must complete an online training module and attend a two-hour seminar prior to engaging with your mentee.
3. Are background checks required? Definitely! It’s in everyone’s best interest.
4. How often will I meet with my mentee? Mentors are asked to meet with their mentees three to four times a month, (twice in person), and to attend special events and activities.
5. How long am I expected to mentor the student? A two-year commitment is preferable.
6. What type of support will I receive? In addition to the initial training, the CLICKS Mentoring Consultant will host webinars. Mentor-only group sessions will also provide a support forum.
7. Are there any financial obligations? No.
8. How do I apply? Log on to www.CLICKSmentoring.org to complete the online application.
The CLICKS ProcessWhat is CLICKS?
MENTORS AND MENTEES
RECRUITED
APPLICATIONS REVIEWED
MENTOR AND MENTEE MATCHED
WEEKLY ONE-TO-ONE OR GROUP MEETINGS
GROUP ACTIVITIES
& EXERCISES
ACADEMIC COACHING AND
SUPPORT
E-MENTORING
VIA EMAIL, TEXT MESSAGING OR OTHER SOCIAL
NETWORKING
MONTHLY SPECIAL EVENTS AND OUTINGS
E.G. SPORTING EVENTS, COLLEGE TOURS, VISITS TO LAW FIRMS, HEALTH FACILITIES, TRAINING CAMPS, BROADCAST STUDIOS, & MORE!
TEAM CHALLENGES
FAQS
The CLEO Legally Inspired College Kohorts of Students (CLICKS) is a multi-state program that empowers underserved high school students through structured mentorship and increased knowledge of LAW, SPORTS, and HEALTH related professions.
CLICKS mentors provide guidance, support, and encouragement to help 9th – 11th grade students prepare for life after graduation. With the expectation that all mentees will enroll in college, mentors play a hugely significant role by:
1. ENHANCING LIFE SKILLS2. ENCOURAGING ACADEMIC READINESS3. EXPLORING CAREER OPTIONS4. MODELING APPROPRIATE BEHAVIOR5. INCREASING SELF-ESTEEM6. REDUCING NEGATIVE BEHAVIORS7. MINIMIZING UNDESIRABLE INFLUENCES8. PROMOTING CONSISTENT SUCCESS
1. What’s required of a mentor? The desire and commitment to help a young underserved high school student receive the information and support to graduate and enroll in college.
2. What about training? YES, you must complete an online training module and attend a two-hour seminar prior to engaging with your mentee.
3. Are background checks required? Definitely! It’s in everyone’s best interest.
4. How often will I meet with my mentee? Mentors are asked to meet with their mentees three to four times a month, (twice in person), and to attend special events and activities.
5. How long am I expected to mentor the student? A two-year commitment is preferable.
6. What type of support will I receive? In addition to the initial training, the CLICKS Mentoring Consultant will host webinars. Mentor-only group sessions will also provide a support forum.
7. Are there any financial obligations? No.
8. How do I apply? Log on to www.CLICKSmentoring.org to complete the online application.
The CLICKS ProcessWhat is CLICKS?
MENTORS AND MENTEES
RECRUITED
APPLICATIONS REVIEWED
MENTOR AND MENTEE MATCHED
WEEKLY ONE-TO-ONE OR GROUP MEETINGS
GROUP ACTIVITIES
& EXERCISES
ACADEMIC COACHING AND
SUPPORT
E-MENTORING
VIA EMAIL, TEXT MESSAGING OR OTHER SOCIAL
NETWORKING
MONTHLY SPECIAL EVENTS AND OUTINGS
E.G. SPORTING EVENTS, COLLEGE TOURS, VISITS TO LAW FIRMS, HEALTH FACILITIES, TRAINING CAMPS, BROADCAST STUDIOS, & MORE!
TEAM CHALLENGES
FAQS
The CLEO Legally Inspired College Kohorts of Students (CLICKS) is a multi-state program that empowers underserved high school students through structured mentorship and increased knowledge of LAW, SPORTS, and HEALTH related professions.
CLICKS mentors provide guidance, support, and encouragement to help 9th – 11th grade students prepare for life after graduation. With the expectation that all mentees will enroll in college, mentors play a hugely significant role by:
1. ENHANCING LIFE SKILLS2. ENCOURAGING ACADEMIC READINESS3. EXPLORING CAREER OPTIONS4. MODELING APPROPRIATE BEHAVIOR5. INCREASING SELF-ESTEEM6. REDUCING NEGATIVE BEHAVIORS7. MINIMIZING UNDESIRABLE INFLUENCES8. PROMOTING CONSISTENT SUCCESS
1. What’s required of a mentor? The desire and commitment to help a young underserved high school student receive the information and support to graduate and enroll in college.
2. What about training? YES, you must complete an online training module and attend a two-hour seminar prior to engaging with your mentee.
3. Are background checks required? Definitely! It’s in everyone’s best interest.
4. How often will I meet with my mentee? Mentors are asked to meet with their mentees three to four times a month, (twice in person), and to attend special events and activities.
5. How long am I expected to mentor the student? A two-year commitment is preferable.
6. What type of support will I receive? In addition to the initial training, the CLICKS Mentoring Consultant will host webinars. Mentor-only group sessions will also provide a support forum.
7. Are there any financial obligations? No.
8. How do I apply? Log on to www.CLICKSmentoring.org to complete the online application.
The CLICKS ProcessWhat is CLICKS?
WHY MENTOR?
A Premier Mentoring Program for High School StudentsWWW.CLICKSMENTORING.ORG
For More Information Contact Us:
Why Mentor High School Students?
Data shows that most highly successful adults have had four to five mentors in their professional life. On the job and in their community organizations, mentors play important roles in the lives of their mentees. Whether it’s career advice, personal concerns, or navigating organizational landscaping – a good mentor can help pave the way for long-term success.
High school is the perfect time to help students:
• understand the benefits of mentoring
• learn how to develop and maintain a mentoring relationship, and
• recognize the difference between mentors, friends, and associates.
GREATER WASHINGTON-BALTIMORE AREA:
240.582.8600 ext. 203 – DC Region ext. 201 – MD Region ext. 202 – VA Region
CHICAGO, IL:
312.258.4868 [email protected]
NEW YORK, NY:
212.382.6772 [email protected]
This project is funded by a grant from the U.S. Department of Justice -
Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention.
mentortomorrow's leaders
Join CLICKS in any of our locations:Illinois / Maryland / New York /
Northern Virginia / Washington, DC
APPLY ONLINE TODAY!