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* All mentors are certified. You know you are getting the right information | * All mentors are certified. You know you are getting the right information | ||
* All mentors work | * All mentors work with your regional coordinator. This means you can get what you need to learn -- like editing area or a temporary promotion to work on a special project, if you are ready for it. | ||
* You'll be working with the same mentor for as long as you both want to work together | * You'll be working with the same mentor for as long as you both want to work together -- someone who knows where you are in your training. | ||
* You'll | * You'll have someone to answer your editing questions. | ||
* You'll have a checklist of the skills you need to learn | * You'll have a checklist of the skills you need to learn | ||
* You'll | * You'll have a list of the skills you have already mastered. | ||
* You'll be gaining the trust of | * You'll be gaining the trust of senior editors in your region. | ||
* You'll learn more faster. | |||
* You'll get involved in the editing community and be ready to take on new roles. | |||
What is in it for mentors? | What is in it for mentors? | ||
Revision as of 02:16, 10 June 2015
Do you want to take your map editing skills to the next level? Try working with a waze community mentor. In a friendly one-on-one setting, you can learn at your own pace about map skills and the map editing community -- everything you need to know to make a better contribution to the map.
What is in it for new editors?
- All mentors are certified. You know you are getting the right information
- All mentors work with your regional coordinator. This means you can get what you need to learn -- like editing area or a temporary promotion to work on a special project, if you are ready for it.
- You'll be working with the same mentor for as long as you both want to work together -- someone who knows where you are in your training.
- You'll have someone to answer your editing questions.
- You'll have a checklist of the skills you need to learn
- You'll have a list of the skills you have already mastered.
- You'll be gaining the trust of senior editors in your region.
- You'll learn more faster.
- You'll get involved in the editing community and be ready to take on new roles.
What is in it for mentors?
- They get to know their protégés.
- They get to train new editors up right.
- They are able to get new editors connected to Regional Coordinators and help get more skilled editors working on the parts of the map that need it most.
For more information and links to learning materials, please see the Mentoring page. Contact XXX or YYY directly or ask questions on the Formal Mentoring Forum
Is mentoring right for you? Are you ready to take the next step?
- Read the Formal Mentoring Guidelines
- Read how to apply in your country.
Formal Mentoring Managers
Those editors responsible for supporting, developing, and growing the Formal Mentoring program are listed here. Contact them if you have ideas, issues, or questions about the program.
- OrbitC (PM)
- VectorSpace (PM)
Mentoring wiki outline [edit]
This is a list of all the pages which make up the Mentoring program. If new pages are created, they should be added to this list by clicking here.
You can click to go to any page in the Mentoring suite. Please click on your country's name for information specific to you.
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