Distinguish between Formal mentoring and Informal mentoring. - Vidyadip

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Distinguish between Formal mentoring and Informal mentoring.

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S.No.	Basis	Formal Mentoring	Informal Mentoring
1.	Meaning
2.	Goals	Goals are established from the beginning by the organisation.	Goals of the relationship are not specified.
3.	Outcome	Outcomes are measured or always Evaluated.	Outcomes are not measured/or rarely evaluated.
4.	Relationship	Mentor and mentee are paired based on compatibility.	Mentor and mentee self-select on the basis of personal chemistry.
5.	Agreement	There is no mentoring agreement.	A mentoring agreement forms one of the early corner stone’s of the partnership.

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