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Read each workplace mentoring scenario and choose the best category for the mentor's guidance.

  1. A mentor tells a student about a time they failed a project and how they recovered from it. Which category fits this guidance? (The mentor is sharing a personal story from the past.)
    Answer Questions · Share Experience · Suggest Skills · Support Next Steps
  2. A student asks a mentor what a cashier does during a typical shift. The mentor explains the daily duties. (The mentor is providing direct answers to specific inquiries.)
    Answer Questions · Share Experience · Suggest Skills · Support Next Steps
  3. A mentor recommends practicing how to greet customers before applying for a retail job. (The mentor is recommending specific abilities to learn.)
    Answer Questions · Share Experience · Suggest Skills · Support Next Steps
  4. A mentor helps a student make a plan to visit a local training program next week. (The mentor is assisting with future actions and progression.)
    Answer Questions · Share Experience · Suggest Skills · Support Next Steps
  5. A business owner tells a student, “I started by selling homemade products at weekend markets before opening my store." (The mentor is talking about past career history.)
    Answer Questions · Share Experience · Suggest Skills · Support Next Steps
  6. A student asks what education is needed to become a dental assistant. The mentor explains the training options. (The mentor is responding to an inquiry.)
    Answer Questions · Share Experience · Suggest Skills · Support Next Steps
  7. A mentor recommends improving typing accuracy and organizing digital files to prepare for office work. (The mentor points out abilities that need development.)
    Answer Questions · Share Experience · Suggest Skills · Support Next Steps
  8. The mentor connects a student with a local cartography internship application. Which category best describes this? (The mentor helps the student move forward in their career path.)
    Answer Questions · Share Experience · Suggest Skills · Support Next Steps
  9. A mentor helps a student choose one job opening to research and set a date to complete an application. (You have reviewed all workplace mentoring scenarios.)
    Answer Questions · Share Experience · Suggest Skills · Support Next Steps
Answer key
  1. A mentor tells a student about a time they failed a project and how they recovered from it. Which category fits this guidance? → Share Experience
  2. A student asks a mentor what a cashier does during a typical shift. The mentor explains the daily duties. → Answer Questions
  3. A mentor recommends practicing how to greet customers before applying for a retail job. → Suggest Skills
  4. A mentor helps a student make a plan to visit a local training program next week. → Support Next Steps
  5. A business owner tells a student, “I started by selling homemade products at weekend markets before opening my store." → Share Experience
  6. A student asks what education is needed to become a dental assistant. The mentor explains the training options. → Answer Questions
  7. A mentor recommends improving typing accuracy and organizing digital files to prepare for office work. → Suggest Skills
  8. The mentor connects a student with a local cartography internship application. Which category best describes this? → Support Next Steps
  9. A mentor helps a student choose one job opening to research and set a date to complete an application. → Share Experience
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