Build A Mentoring Logic Model
Create a simple logic model for a mentoring pilot that links inputs, activities, outputs, outcomes, and assumptions.
You need a one-page logic model for a 12-week mentoring pilot serving year-two analysts at risk of disengagement. Logic model: Inputs -> Activities -> Outputs -> Outcomes -> Assumptions The common trap is to jump from 'mentoring meetings happen' directly to 'retention improves.' That skips the intermediate changes the program can actually influence. Step 1 List inputs: 20 trained mentors, 40 analyst mentees, matching criteria, manager briefing, goal worksheet, program-manager monitoring time. Inputs are the resources and conditions the program can control or secure. Step 2 Define activities: recruit and screen mentors, match pairs, contract first session, run four monthly…
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