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A '''mentor''' is a person who acts as a wise [[counsel]]lor and guide to a younger or more inexperienced person, generally on an informal, one-to-one basis. A mentor also can provide support, and instruction to another person,  due to their knowledge and expertise. Mentor often act as a trusted advisor and role model in careers and personal life guidance.
 
A '''mentor''' is a person who acts as a wise [[counsel]]lor and guide to a younger or more inexperienced person, generally on an informal, one-to-one basis. A mentor also can provide support, and instruction to another person,  due to their knowledge and expertise. Mentor often act as a trusted advisor and role model in careers and personal life guidance.
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Mentors can be found in most areas of life, but are most beneficial where the mentor helps his or her pupil to a more godly or spiritual life. Mentors are also found in [[academia]], [[politics]] and other areas of life. In the business world, "mentoring", where an experienced business person takes a more junior, but promising, employee under his or her wing, is increasingly a recognised and formalised practice.
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Mentors can be found in most areas of life, but are most beneficial where the mentor helps his or her pupil to a more godly or spiritual life. Mentors are also found in [[academia]], [[politics]] and other areas of life. In the [[business]] world, "mentoring", where an experienced business person takes a more junior, but promising, employee under his or her wing, is increasingly a recognised and formalised practice.
    
The word 'mentor' derives from a character in [[Homer]]'s [[Odyssey]]: the original Mentor was a wise old man who tutored Telemachus during Odysseus' long absence.
 
The word 'mentor' derives from a character in [[Homer]]'s [[Odyssey]]: the original Mentor was a wise old man who tutored Telemachus during Odysseus' long absence.
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