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General details about the Mentoring program, resources, and Informal Mentoring alternatives, can be found on the [[Mentoring]] page.
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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.
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Formal Mentoring is conducted by a Waze-approved group of Mentors.
 
 
== Details ==
 
* A controlled personalized interaction geared to educate a mentee on particular Waze editing skills.
* Must come to a formal agreement to start the mentorship, after careful selection of partners.
* Only Waze can approve formal mentors.
* Provided education is more predictable and controlled with high certainty for a positive outcome.
* Goal oriented: intended to improve a particular mentee skill, not a particular feature on the map.
* Repeated interaction, in a defined range of time on a specific range of topics, to improve a particular skill.
* Helps ensure quality map edits over time as editors advance in rank.
* Expectation is to upgrade the mentee skills, allowing the mentee to rise in rank or at least close the gap toward a rise in rank. At mentor discretion, mentee may receive a (temporary) rank change to facilitate the mentorship.
 
 
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== Become a Mentor or Mentee ==
 
* First '''decide if Formal Mentoring is right for you.'''
** Read the [[Mentoring/Formal/Guidelines|Formal Mentoring Guidelines]], and see what it entails.
* Then please see the information [[#Supporting countries|specific to your country]] to apply.
 
 
== Supporting countries ==
 
Formal mentoring is only available in some countries, under the direction of a local or global [[Waze Champ]] responsible for mentoring in that region.
 
The following countries have implemented this program. For details of how it works in your country, and whether it has been implemented there yet, find your country in the list below.
 
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:*[[Mentoring/Formal/USA|USA]]
:*[[Mentoring/Formal/Philippines|Philippines]]
:*[[Mentoring/Formal/Brazil|Brazil]]
:*[[Mentoring/Formal/CR|Costa Rica]]
:*[[Mentoring/Formal/France|France]]


===What is in it for new editors?===
* You know you are getting the right information from an approved mentor.
* You'll have someone to answer your editing questions.
* 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 a checklist of the skills you have mastered and skills need to learn
* You may have the opportunity to practice skills that are above your rank.
* You'll get involved in the editing community, gain the trust of senior editors, and be ready to take on new roles.
* You'll learn more faster. You will have the potential to reach higher ranks and gain greater responsibility sooner.


== Formal Mentoring Managers ==
===What is in it for mentors?===
* You get to know mentees, train them up right, and get them connected with Regional Coordinators.
* This means more trusted editors working on the parts of the map that need it most.
* And by teaching, you will sharpen your skills and stay up-to-date with the latest changes to WME and best editing practices


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.
===Ready to get started?===
Are you ready to take the next step? For more information and links to learning materials, please see the [[Mentoring]] page. You may ask questions on the [http://www.waze.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=1156 Mentoring Forum]


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* Read the guidelines <!-- add links as we write them them -->
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* Read how to apply in your country


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Latest revision as of 15:03, 11 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?

  • You know you are getting the right information from an approved mentor.
  • You'll have someone to answer your editing questions.
  • 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 a checklist of the skills you have mastered and skills need to learn
  • You may have the opportunity to practice skills that are above your rank.
  • You'll get involved in the editing community, gain the trust of senior editors, and be ready to take on new roles.
  • You'll learn more faster. You will have the potential to reach higher ranks and gain greater responsibility sooner.

What is in it for mentors?

  • You get to know mentees, train them up right, and get them connected with Regional Coordinators.
  • This means more trusted editors working on the parts of the map that need it most.
  • And by teaching, you will sharpen your skills and stay up-to-date with the latest changes to WME and best editing practices

Ready to get started?

Are you ready to take the next step? For more information and links to learning materials, please see the Mentoring page. You may ask questions on the Mentoring Forum

  • Read the guidelines
  • Read how to apply in your country