HOW TO BECOME A MENTOR
AND MAKE MONEY / HELP OTHERS

Learn how to become a mentor in easy steps while you still work. You help individuals gain knowledge about the career field they desire. You set your own rates and get paid directly by your Clients.  Get set up right here.

Earn income and satisfaction with side gigs as a Career Redo Mentor. Help others learn more about your career field as they transition to a new job.

Join us as a Career Redo Mentor.  

Become A Mentor Yourself

So many people today feel that they want to change careers for one reason or another. They know they want out of what they are doing, but may not know enough about the career they are dreaming of.

Here is where you come in!

You have great skills and experience in your career field that you can share with others.  And you can earn income by telling your Clients what is involved in that career!  Being a Mentor is one of the easy side gigs.

To learn how to become a Mentor at Career Redo, read these sections below:

• 15 Benefits of Becoming a Mentor (next section)
  
• Qualifications Required
  
• How It Works

15 BENEFITS OF BECOMING A MENTOR 

Many Benefits Of A Career Redo Mentor

1. Gain extra income for your mentoring services in easy side gigs.

2. Share your passion about your career.

3. Achieve satisfaction of guiding an enthusiastic person to a new career.

4. Enhance your reputation with knowledge of your career field.

5. Pay NO upfront costs to become a Mentor. Note that Career Redo will charge you a referral fee for locating and attracting your Clients, as well as providing a platform for your services.

6. Set your rate for your services.

7. Decide on hourly (telephone/Zoom/Skype) or half/ full day (on-site) sessions or both.

8. Set your own schedule for sessions with your Client.

9. Career Redo lists numerous careers for the Client to view. The list could include most any type of trade, craft, professional role, or entrepreneurial position.  We may have dance instructors, voice over artists, welders, speech pathologists, accountants, stock traders, attorneys, contract analysts, natural gas schedulers, online entrepreneurs, solopreneurs, bed and breakfast owners, or vineyard owners, etc.  Normally, we would not include government careers.  ————>> Add your own career category to our list by signing up!

10. Have a dedicated sales page on Career Redo to describe your experience in your career.

11. Act as your own boss. Career Redo just refers Clients to you for a fee.

12. Make NO payments to Career Redo until after receipt of payment by your Client.

13. Receive additional business exposure through your listing on Career Redo.

14. 50% Discount on the referral fee for your first client - Limited Time Offer. The referral fee is fully described in the Mentor Terms of Service.

15. May receive affiliate revenue from the sale of Sitesell’s Solo Build It! (“SBI”) memberships derived from your page on Career Redo’s website, if your are a SBI member.

Ready to become a Career Redo Mentor?  Click the button below to get started:

HOW TO BECOME A MENTOR AT CAREER REDO? SEE IF YOU QUALIFY!

Speech Pathologist

Natural Gas Plant Tech

Here is how to become a mentor. The following individuals could qualify at Career Redo:

• Anyone working full-time - You can schedule sessions on week-ends or after hours.
• Anyone working part-time - You can schedule sessions anytime you are not at work.
• Anyone not currently working -  You can schedule sessions anytime.
• Anyone who is retired -  You can use that great experience at anytime you are not otherwise occupied.
• Anyone who wants to retire early - You can schedule sessions during your free time and make money to help you retire early.
• Anyone who meets the following requirements:

1. Wants to share tips and lessons-learned with Clients who have a similar passion.
2. Agrees to convey passion for your career.
3. Wishes to impact a life mentoring Clients through the transfer of knowledge.
4. Has worked in your career for a minimum of three (3) years.
5. Complies with the Mentor Terms of Service.

Are you still uncertain on how to become a mentor at Career Redo? Don’t forget that you can contact me here should you have any questions.

Apply to Be A Mentor by clicking this button:

HOW IT WORKS

Speech Pathologists Make Great Mentors

Clients Love Natural Gas Plant Techs As Mentors

Be advised that some career fields may not be able to be offered to our Clients, due to the nature of that career. Certain restrictions may prevent the inclusion in a mentoring program. Some such careers would be:

1. Those interacting with minors,
2. Those with certain physical liability,
3. Those not in the private sector, such as public or government roles,
4. Others, as determined upon evaluation.

Applicant must agree to the Mentor Terms of Service to be accepted as a Career Redo Mentor. An applicant may be approved to become a Mentor in our program only at the discretion of Career Redo. Please feel free to contact me, if you have any questions.

Focus your passion and help others succeed.  You can help change their lives by mentoring Clients. You too can be a great Mentor impacting lives. We look forward to working with you.

Celebrate Helping Others As A Mentor

NEXT STEP ON HOW TO BECOME A MENTOR

After you have applied to Be a Mentor with Career Redo, you can access the Exhibit A to the Terms of Service here (password protected) to fill-in the pricing details to charge your Clients.  We will send you an email with the password and more information immediately after you send in the "Be A Mentor Application" form.

You’ve got it! That is how to become a mentor at Career Redo. We are looking forward to working with you!

UPDATED 2022:

MORE QUESTIONS ON HOW TO BECOME A MENTOR

The major part of my article here describes the steps on how to become a good mentor at Career Redo. In addition, it is important to understand the arenas that will help you to be recognized as someone who develops a great mentoring relationship.

To do just that, you should concentrate on:

1. Being a great listener and ensuring that you communicate clearly.
2. Understanding where your mentees are coming from and empathize with them.
3. Providing criticism that is constructive and that guides them to their defined goals.
4. Encouraging the mentee to take responsibility for their advancement and success.

Some of those who are new to mentoring may ask “Am I qualified to be a mentor?” My answer is that if you have at least three years experience in your field, then you have seen many things occur at many different times under many different circumstances. You know why some people fail and also know why others succeed.

If you can transfer that insightful information to someone else, then you are qualified to be a mentor. In fact, you could become one of the role models for your mentee.

The second question that comes up is “Do I have to have a degree to mentor?” A great way to answer that question is “NO”. You do have to have sufficient experience in your field and the ability to communicate your experiences to someone who is willing to learn. You will be a sounding board for your mentee as they describe their goal and you provide your input.

Another question that appears is “How do I start mentoring?” That part is easy. Contact Career Redo and indicate your desire to begin the process. It really doesn’t take too long. I will ask for information on your background, experience and qualifications for the field in which you desire to mentor. You and I, together, will work to build your dedicated page on this website for all to see. I will let you know when a visitor has selected you as their mentor. That’s it!

The best mentors start this way!

The question that sometimes appears is “Can anyone be a mentor?” A truthful answer is No. A good knowledge of the career field and the communication skills to transfer information in a clear manner are needed to be an effective mentor. Most likely, you and your mentee will come from different backgrounds. You should find the best way to make this a good learning experience for your client. If you have a sufficient background and willing to be an empathetic communicator, then you can be a great mentor.

Now we get to the question that is in the forefront of many people. “How do I become a paid mentor?” That’s easy too!  Join us as a mentor at Career Redo and set your own price for your clients to pay you. This presents you with a great opportunity to receive one of the benefits of mentorship - extra income!

If your last question is “How do I find a mentoring job?”, the answer is right here at Career Redo. Start the short process to sign up by going to the green button below. You and I will develop your dedicated page. I will present you online and attract clients to select you as their mentor.

IMPORTANCE OF THE MENTOR-MENTEE RELATIONSHIP

There are several elements that you should consider is participating in a mentoring partnership with a mentee.

• A successful mentor is one who realizes the critical role they are playing in the professional development as well as the personal growth of their mentee.
• The first time you begin a discussion with your mentee it is beneficial to ask about their career goals. Fully understanding their objectives can give you a fresh perspective on how to proceed in your conversations.
• Your mentee will most likely come from a different background than you. The best thing to do is to recognize they are still in a similar situation of trying to understand what a career field is all about. What are the different ways that one can succeed and how does it fit into their skill set?
• They may have come across difficult situations in the past and are looking for suggestions on how to ensue their career progression.
• Position yourself as a positive role model to help them reach their full potential. Your goal is to become a trusted advisor.
• When working with many young people, you may find an initial lack of direction for any career field. Based on the questions asked, you may share ideas that weave into the career field being discussed.
• When appropriate, blend in your own mentoring experience to identify your own mistakes. They may find common interest is such situations and the way you overcame them.
• Address their leadership skills and how they should utilize them during the application process.
• Be that good listener! Incorporate your own experiences to emphasize how they can reach their personal goals.

If you have more questions, please contact me and I will be happy to talk with you on how to become a mentor.

Let’s start right now!