ATP mentor training/The social role of the mentor

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Time spent with the mentor should be seen as quality time by the protégé.
Protégé and mentor must agree on mutual respect.
The mentoring relationship is not a friendship; the formal character of the relationship should be respected.
The mentor should not be a know-it-all but should be able to motivate a certain respect for education and possibly derive respect from the protégé for the mentor from this.

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