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All graduates from the Starbase 118 Academy will be assigned a mentor on arrival aboard the {{USS|Veritas}}.


===Mentor Duties===
:''See also: '''[[Montreal Mentors' Companion]]'''''
The responsibility of a mentor is to act as first point of contact for a new player, to help them to settle in with the crew and to take an active interest in ensuring that they meet all of the requirements for promotion, providing support where necessary. A mentor will be expected to be in touch with his or her mentee at least once a week, and blind copy the staff list to all mentoring related emails.
{{bluebox|''In many cases, new arrivals may be self-sufficient, in which case their mentors may be in contact on a less frequent basis. Mentors may also be assigned to other writers with a specific need or interest.''}}
===Becoming a Mentor===
All members who are part of the [https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/sb118-montreal-staff Montreal staff group] are expected to participate in the mentoring program as a mentor. The mentoring program is administered by the first officer. If you have any questions, do not hesitate to contact the command staff.
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Montreal Officer's Manual



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Montreal Officer's Manual

1: Expectations
2: The Lists
3: Formatting Your Sims
  • II: Montreal 101
4: The Setting
5: The Ship
6: The Crew
  • III: Operating Procedures
7: Missions
8: Shoreleave
9: Mission Proposals
  • IV: Beyond the Basics
10: Promotions
11: OOC Activities
12: Mentoring


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Mentoring


All graduates from the Starbase 118 Academy will be assigned a mentor on arrival aboard the USS Veritas.

Mentor Duties

See also: Montreal Mentors' Companion

The responsibility of a mentor is to act as first point of contact for a new player, to help them to settle in with the crew and to take an active interest in ensuring that they meet all of the requirements for promotion, providing support where necessary. A mentor will be expected to be in touch with his or her mentee at least once a week, and blind copy the staff list to all mentoring related emails.

In many cases, new arrivals may be self-sufficient, in which case their mentors may be in contact on a less frequent basis. Mentors may also be assigned to other writers with a specific need or interest.

Becoming a Mentor

All members who are part of the Montreal staff group are expected to participate in the mentoring program as a mentor. The mentoring program is administered by the first officer. If you have any questions, do not hesitate to contact the command staff.


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