A Mentor Contract for Mentorship Program is a legally binding agreement between a mentor and a mentee that outlines the terms and conditions of the mentor-mentee relationship. This contract can include details such as the mentee’s goals and expectations, mentor availability and responsibilities, any payment terms, the length of the mentorship program, and any other important information. The contract should also include a signature of both the mentor and the mentee, as well as a signature of any individuals authorized to make changes to the contract. There are typically three types of Mentor Contract for Mentorship Programs: one-on-one, group, and volunteer. A one-on-one contract allows for a mentor and mentee to work together in a private setting, while a group contract allows a mentor to work with a group of mentees. A volunteer contract outlines the expectations of a volunteer mentor, which may include providing support and guidance, but not necessarily a payment.