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Wednesday, 15 December 2004

The Mentorship Program provides a way for new players to become a productive member of IAAPA's online community. When the new player leaves the program they should be a fully confident and functional member of IAAPA. Information to join or volunteer for the Mentorship Program is also available.

What is the Mentorship Program?

The Mentorship Program is the IAAPA's means for providing new members assistance with playing of Axis and Allies online. The Mentorship program provides help to new members by assigning you a mentor to assist with navigating through the IAAPA website and play by email A&A.

Joining the Mentor Program

To join the mentor program all you have to do is e-mail the Mentorship Coordinator. He will process your request and assign you a mentor. Mentors will guide you through the basic procedures of game play, because if you have never played an online play by e-mail game then it can be a bit confusing and overwhelming at first. The mentorship program is here to alleviate some of that frustration by giving new members someone to talk to and look for advice.

In order to join the Mentor Program, you must have passed the Final Hurdle.

Volunteering for the Mentorship Program

To volunteer to be a mentor you must contact the Mentorship Coordinator. Participation in the Mentorship program is optional, with no rewards from the IAAPA given other then a good pat on the back (and increased involvement in our little community).

So why should a member become a mentor?. First off you help the Association. Second you help bring a new player into our community. Third you get a warm fuzzy feeling inside knowing you did something good for so many other people. Mentorship is also a privilege and abuse of that privilege will result in removal from the program and perhaps a stronger action, depending on the infraction. IAAPA's Standards of Conduct are one of the aspects of the IAAPA community that a mentor must not only live up to but impart to the new member.

Click here to see the Mentor Guide.
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