MENTORING
“The Lodge Mentor has become and will continue to be one of the three most important pillars within a Lodge. These are the Charity Steward, the Almoner and the Mentor. The Mentor is there to give guidance and to encourage development and independence for new and existing members. He must build a relationship with the Mentee which will last throughout their Masonic careers. It is only through effective Mentorship and a robust system that we will recruit and retain new members. We need to make sure that new members are given positive activities within their Lodge to help them gain the most enjoyment and satisfaction from their Freemasonry.”
Clive Hawkins - Provincial Grand Mentor
Clive Hawkins - Provincial Grand Mentor
Lodges should be most aware that mentoring is not only for the newer members, nor for just the first 3 Degrees, but that appropriate mentoring should be considered and readily available for all stages of a Brother’s Masonic career.
The Lodge Mentor is pivotal in the mentoring process and the Brother appointed to take that office should be very carefully chosen by the Lodge as one who is aware of what will be expected of him, has the knowledge and is willing to fulfil the rigours of the office.
Lodge Mentor is not just a convenient appointment.
The Lodge Mentor is pivotal in the mentoring process and the Brother appointed to take that office should be very carefully chosen by the Lodge as one who is aware of what will be expected of him, has the knowledge and is willing to fulfil the rigours of the office.
Lodge Mentor is not just a convenient appointment.
The purpose of the Mentor Program is to create and sustain an active, educated, and confident Freemason.
Once a new Brother has joined the Lodge, he will only remain if his needs are met. It is also true of the existing Brethren.
Once a new Brother has joined the Lodge, he will only remain if his needs are met. It is also true of the existing Brethren.
The Organisation of Mentoring in the Province of Yorkshire West Riding
Provincial Grand Mentor
Deputy Provincial Grand Mentor
Area Mentor Area Co-ordinator (MAC)
Assisitant Mentor Area Co-ordinator (AMAC)
Assistant MACs in each Area reporting to their Area MAC
Lodge Mentor
Lodge Mentors report to their Assistant MAC
Personal Mentor
Personal Mentors report to their Lodge Mentor
The MAC (Mentoring Area Co-ordinator)
One for each Area
Appointed by the Provincial Grand Mentor
Responsibility: Administrators. Work closely with Asst MACs.
(Download Booklet)
One for each Area
Appointed by the Provincial Grand Mentor
Responsibility: Administrators. Work closely with Asst MACs.
(Download Booklet)
Assistant MACs (AMACS)
A number in each Area all covering five to seven Lodges
Appointed by PGMen and DeputyPMen in conjunction with MAC
Responsibility: Administrator/Delivery/Reporting to MAC
(Download Booklet)
A number in each Area all covering five to seven Lodges
Appointed by PGMen and DeputyPMen in conjunction with MAC
Responsibility: Administrator/Delivery/Reporting to MAC
(Download Booklet)
The Lodge Mentor
Appointed by the Lodge
Responsibility: Administrator/Delivery
Selects suitable Personal Mentors/Guidance/Awareness
(Download Booklet)
Appointed by the Lodge
Responsibility: Administrator/Delivery
Selects suitable Personal Mentors/Guidance/Awareness
(Download Booklet)
A Mentoring Pack of Booklets is given to each Mentee as he progresses through the Three Degrees.
The pack contains the following Booklets:
The pack contains the following Booklets:
- A list of Mentoring Pack Contents and Distribution Guidance
- "The Candidate" - issued as soon as the ‘P’ form is signed
- "A Glossary of Terms"
- "Individual Record Sheet" - for the Candidate/Personal Mentor
- "The First Degree Ceremony" - The Entered Apprentice
- "The Second Degree Ceremony" - The Fellow Craft
- "The Third Degree Ceremony" - The Master Mason
