Nya's Mentor Case Study

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That little hope for her was her mentor Ashley. This is part of the reason why she’s accomplished so much in her life. Nya wants to be even the smallest hope she could be to these children. Nya wants to be these kids’ mentor, and not only a mentor, but also their friend. She wants to be there for them however long it takes. She wants to see their growth and their progression throughout the years. Finally, Nya had a personal goal to fulfil of being a great mentor also sees her mentee as a person, not just an employee. She knows enough about their personal life to understand the external factors that thirdly the mentor job is to impact their work, and cares about their happiness. “There’s a lot of personal satisfaction that comes from watching

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