Mentorship Program
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The Program
The Mentorship Program is the next evolution of the Tribe 12 Fellowship. Participants, known as Mentees, are Jewish young adults, 20s/30s, in the Greater Philadelphia area.
The program provides personal, professional and career development through a mentorship experience with Jewish business and community leaders during a 6-month cohort experience.
Please Note: The intent of the Mentorship Program is to help the Mentee navigate their path, it is not meant as a job placement service.
Important Dates
Cohort 2 Applicants will be notified shortly of their Mentor matches
Cohort 2 Program Dates
- Wednesday’s May 13, June 10, July 8, August 12, September 9, October TBD: Monthly Professional Development Sessions with dinner
All programming takes place at The Weitzman (5th & Market Streets, Philadelphia) unless otherwise noted.
Applications for Cohort 2 are CLOSED!
The Experience
Our alumni tell us over and over again: the power is in the networks. Mentees will have the opportunity to work with their Mentors over the course of 6-months, while benefitting from the collective energy and support of a community.
Each Mentee is matched with a Mentor who is a successful professional in a related field. Mentees also have access to a network of subject matter experts and our 150+ alumni who span every industry and area of expertise.
During the 6-months of the cohort, Mentees will primarily spend time working 1:1 with their Mentors and attending monthly sessions with Jewish business and community leaders speaking on their area of expertise and providing a networking opportunity for the cohort. Additionally, there are built in social events throughout the life of the cohort, including a kickoff event, Shabbat dinner, closing program, and specific Tribe 12 events that are opportunities for the cohort to connect outside of the monthly sessions.
The Mentorship Program costs $72.
The Impact
Our Mentees emerge with concrete takeaways - a toolkit of skills, storytelling, relationship-based engagement, team leadership, overcoming obstacles - as well as an enduring network in Philadelphia and in the greater Jewish community to support them as they continue to grow as people and community leaders.
GET IN TOUCH
Brett Richman, our Mentorship Program Manager, is happy to answer your questions!
Brett was a Fellow in the 2023 cohort and has been working with the Fellowship since becoming an alumni, using the skills he learned in the program.
Contact him using this form.