The TESOL Club Peer Mentorship Program.
What is the TESOL Club Peer Mentorship Program?
 It is designed to connect senior TESOL
students with incoming students in order
facilitate assimilation into the program
through networking, professional
development, and peer advice on how to
succeed in the program and beyond.
Why do I need this?
 It is a good chance to build a network. Having
a wide network helps get a job, do
assignments, form a group for the group
project, get some advice for each subject, and
share study guides. For mentors, it looks good
on your resume! For mentees, it is good to
have someone who can understand your
struggles, support you and give advice!
How does it work?
 Sing up for the mentorship program by filling
out the mentorship program application form
and the TESOL officer will match you up with
a mentor or a mentee and let you know your
mentor or mentee’s contact information.
Then, you can contact your mentor or mentee
for meeting up!
When is the first mentorship program meeting?
 25th Sep, from 11 am to1 pm
 at Aloha Java café ( the area between
Humanity building and University hall)
For more information
- Contact Hana Jung (714-616-9039 or
zezehana@hotmail.co.kr)
The TESOL Club Peer Mentorship Program.
What is the TESOL Club Peer Mentorship Program?
 It is designed to connect senior TESOL
students with incoming students in order
facilitate assimilation into the program
through networking, professional
development, and peer advice on how to
succeed in the program and beyond.
Why do I need this?
 It is a good chance to build a network. Having
a wide network helps get a job, do
assignments, form a group for the group
project, get some advice for each subject, and
share study guides. For mentors, it looks good
on your resume! For mentees, it is good to
have someone who can understand your
struggles, support you and give advice!
How does it work?
 Sing up for the mentorship program by filling
out the mentorship program application form
and the TESOL officer will match you up with
a mentor or a mentee and let you know your
mentor or mentee’s contact information.
Then, you can contact your mentor or mentee
for meeting up!
When is the first mentorship program meeting?
 25th Sep, from 11 am to1 pm
 at Aloha Java café ( the area between
Humanity building and University hall)
For more information
- Contact Hana Jung (714-616-9039 or
zezehana@hotmail.co.kr)
The TESOL Club Peer Mentorship Program.
What is the TESOL Club Peer Mentorship Program?
 It is designed to connect senior TESOL
students with incoming students in order
facilitate assimilation into the program
through networking, professional
development, and peer advice on how to
succeed in the program and beyond.
Why do I need this?
 It is a good chance to build a network. Having
a wide network helps get a job, do
assignments, form a group for the group
project, get some advice for each subject, and
share study guides. For mentors, it looks good
on your resume! For mentees, it is good to
have someone who can understand your
struggles, support you and give advice!
How does it work?
- Sing up for the mentorship program
by filling out the mentorship program
application form and the TESOL officer
will match you up with a mentor or
a mentee and let you know your
mentor or mentee’s contact
information. Then, you can contact
your mentor or mentee for meeting up!
When is the first mentorship program
meeting?
 25th Sep, from 11 am to1 pm
 at Aloha Java café ( the area between
Humanity building and University hall)
For more information
- Contact Hana Jung (714-616-9039 or
zezehana@hotmail.co.kr)
The TESOL Club Peer Mentorship Program.
What is the TESOL Club Peer Mentorship
Program?
 It is designed to connect senior TESOL
students with incoming students in
order facilitate assimilation into the
program through networking,
professional development, and peer
advice on how to succeed in the
program and beyond.
Why do I need this?
 It is a good chance to build a network.
Having a wide network helps get a job,
do assignments, form a group for the
group project, get some advice for each
subject, and share study guides. For
mentors, it looks good on your resume!
For mentees, it is good to have
someone who can understand your
struggles, support you and give advice!
How does it work?
 Sing up for the mentorship program
by filling out the mentorship program
application form and the TESOL officer will
match you up with a mentor or a mentee and
let you know your mentor or mentee’s contact
information. Then, you can contact your
mentor or mentee for meeting up!
When is the first mentorship program
meeting?
 25th Sep, from 11 am to1 pm
 at Aloha Java café ( the area between
Humanity building and University hall)
For more information
- Contact Hana Jung (714-616-9039 or
zezehana@hotmail.co.kr