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SCHEME FOR APPOINTMENT OF MENTOR FOR TRAINEES

1.0 INTRODUCTION
Trainees are being engaged in Workmen, Supervisory & Executive categories. It is felt that due to different social milieu, Trainees are passing through multi dimensional socio-psychological conditions. To make them more comfortable and equipped to cope-up with the new environment a scheme is being introduced to appoint a mentor for trainees appointed under Recruitment Rules.

2.0 OBJECTIVE OF THE SCHEME
The mentor is required to support/guide the trainees in their personal & professional lives during the training period.

3.0 APPOINTMENT OF THE MENTOR
3.1 The mentor will be appointed by Head of concerned P&A Deptt. He shall be at least two levels Senior to the trainees. The mentor may be appointed from the same category or from higher category i.e. for workmen trainees the mentor may be appointed from Workmen, Supervisor or Executive category and likewise for Supervisory category.

3.2 The mentor shall not be an employee who falls in the line of control of the trainee. He may be appointed from the same or related discipline.

3.3 The mentor shall be from the same station where the Trainee is identified to be posted. If the mentor is transferred to other station another mentor will be appointed.

3.4 One mentor can be appointed for maximum four Trainees.

4.0 THE ROLE OF MENTOR
4.1 The mentor shall function as a friend/guide to the trainees assigned to him. He shall make every endeavour to make the trainees comfortable in the work environment as well as at Personal and social level. Specifically he shall provide guidance in the following areas.

  1. Work related
  2. Training related
  3. Personal
  4. General Development
  5. Inter Personal relations at Work
  6. Development of communication skills.

4.2 The mentor should try to develop a good personal rapport with the trainees. He should interact informally with the trainees like a family. This relationship can continue even later after completion of training.

5.0 REPORTING
There will be no formal system of reporting. However mentors may be asked to comment about the trainees from time to time.

   

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