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Mentoring
A mentor develops a one-on-one relationship with a young person to be a trusted friend, a good listener and a positive role model. This can take an academic focus or strictly social.

Tutoring
Tutors work with young people mainly to focus on academics, helping with homework or studying skills, for example.

 

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