Training Evaluation for Mentor and Mentee is the process of assessing the effectiveness of a mentoring relationship. It involves assessing both the mentor’s and mentee’s understanding of the process, the effectiveness of the strategies used, and the overall impact of the mentoring relationship. Evaluation can be used to identify areas that need improvement, guide future training, and recognize successful strategies and partnerships. There are two main types of Training Evaluation for Mentor and Mentee: quantitative and qualitative. Quantitative evaluation involves collecting numerical data such as time spent in the mentoring relationship and the number of goals achieved. Qualitative evaluation involves gathering feedback from both mentors and mentees through interviews, surveys, and focus groups. This type of evaluation allows for deeper exploration of the mentoring process and its effects. Both quantitative and qualitative evaluation can be used to measure the success of a mentoring relationship and provide valuable insights for future training.