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What is the difference between internship and mentorship?

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What is the difference between internship and mentorship?

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• Internship is a pre-requirement for licensure. Mainly in documented, quantitative terms, it is measured by strict standards. It is a structured and mandatory process by which all of us must follow in order to become certified architects. • Mentorship is an interactive, non-documented, relationship-based experience. The process is personal, NOT institutional. It is on a strictly volunteer basis. Does it cost money to have a mentor? No, the mentoring program is on a volunteer basis. Who is responsible for the mentoring program? The Colorado Mentor Network is a partnership between AIA Colorado & the CU College of Architecture & Planning. Obtaining a mentor is not part of the education program, nor are credits given for participating in the experience. Who can be a mentor? Licensed AIA members can be mentors through the AIA mentoring program. Who can be a protégé? Students, interns and associates can be protégées. Who can I contact regarding the mentoring program? E-mail Christopher.nims

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