[What is Freemasonry] [Leadership Development] [Education] [Masonic Talks] [Masonic Magazines Online]
[Articles] [Masonic Books Online] [Library Of All Articles]
[What is New] [Links] [Feedback]

 Masonic quotes by Brothers

MENTORSHIP PROGRAM

Mentorship is the duty of all and not the Lodge Education Officer.  He may be the one running the program in behalf of the Master of the Lodge.  It is the duty of each Master Mason and especially those who have been appointed to become a coach to be well prepared to instruct others regarding the craft, and it is the Master of the Lodge who is responsible to ensure its Lodge has an instructional program.

The Entered Apprentice, not only will learn about the craft, but also his motivation and desire to attend meetings will continue and maintain that "spirit" that first made him approach our Fraternity.  Lastly he will be a representation of your Lodge and your Grand Lodge as well.

The following article is as example of a structure Mentorship Program. - A Mentor Program

A great mentor will aid the candidate on his Ritual Delivery.  Here are some articles that can help in this area. 

For those who are instructors, here is a manual titled Instructor's Manual

Here is a structure program that one can follow to train future Lodge Education Officer, trainers, coaches or the Brethren as well so that we all may be better prepared to impart our knowledge known as Coach the Coaches.

Lastly a set of quizzes to gauge how your trainee is doing or other brothers to test their knowledge.

If any brother has more materials, samples of other mentorship programs or articles, please email me so that others may benefit.

back to top

To translate this page to any language, click below and go to the bottom of the page

[What is Freemasonry] [Leadership Development] [Education] [Masonic Talks] [Masonic Magazines Online]
[Articles] [Masonic Books Online] [Library Of All Articles]
[What is New] [Links] [Feedback]

Legal Disclaimer

This site is not an official site of any recognized Masonic body in the United States or elsewhere.
It is for informational purposes only and does not necessarily reflect the views or opinion
of Freemasonry, nor webmaster nor those of any
other regular Masonic body other than those stated.

Books published prior to 1923 are online according US Pre-1923 Public Domain Rule.
The papers published are the responsibility of the authors.
Many Articles Taken from Various Sources.

A very sincere effort was made to avoid using any copyrighted material,
without permission, in the creation of this web site.
If you discover something that is yours without giving you due credit,
please let me know and due credit will be given or the item will be replaced.

For any copyright infringement claims please contact me.

Send email with questions or comments about this web site to webmaster.
Site Design Copyright © 2001 Joe M. Sanchez
Last modified: July 08, 2007