Essays on Mentorship

Even from a young age, I have never been shy of a challenge. It may be since I grew up as a middle child with two brothers, constantly partaking in competitions in my household. Challenging myself, I began to become interested in different career paths...

According to Sigmund Freud: “Personality develops through a series of stages. Emotional experiences in childhood have profound effects on a persona as an adult.” Adolescence is a developmental stage where a child makes physical and psychological transition into becoming a young adult. It is a...

The nursing and midwifery council (NMC) state that mentorship which involves a registered nurse or midwife is given responsibility of facilitating and assessing learning and supervising junior staff during their learning process. Nursing is a practical discipline which requires continuous development of knowledge and skills...

The purpose of this reflection work is to discuss and reflect on the learnings gained through this Peer mentorship experience. “My mentor said, ‘Let’s go do it,’ not ‘You go do it.’”, This quote by Jim Rohn is an excellent example of a healthy mentor-mentee...

As a college president, I often sit down to talk with alumni, and the first thing they share is a story about how a relationship with a faculty member impacted their life. Faculty mentorship matters. In fact, The 2014 Gallup-Purdue Index Report found that having...

This case revolves around the mentorship in the academia world and personal experience of Vinnie Naidoo. Vinnie Naidoo is an Indian woman who was born and raised in South Africa. Today, Vinnie Naidoo is a professional woman in the world of academia who contributes to...

In this study, we are going to bring out the contrast that exists between the concepts of coaching and mentoring. To begin with, a coach is an expert of a given field who might be hired by an individual or an institution to in order...