The Art of Mentorship
summary
Organizers describe running free meetups, workshops, HTML/CSS and Drupal courses, internship programs and campus camps that put students on real projects, issue completion certificates, and place interns into company teams; typical cohort sizes are 15–25 students, training covers Drupal and front-end stacks, promotion uses Facebook and university channels, and only a few interns so far land Drupal jobs because local companies hire seniors rather than trainees.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:20What does Mentorship mean
- 3:31Benefits of Mentorship
- 5:59How to be a Good Mentor
- 10:00How to Start Mentoring
- 12:27Conclusion
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