Civilian Mentor Program

TRAINING RELATIONS

Mentor Program

BASIC INFORMATION

Last revision: 08/25/2025

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BASIC INFORMATION

Introduction (Page 2)

Overview (Page 2)

Introduction

This Document serves as the Civilian Department's introductory guide for the Mentor Program. All information within this document is meant to aid new civilians when settling into the community.

💡 Tip: Any questions regarding the program should be directed to a Mentor Supervisor.

Overview

The mentor program stands as a Civilian Probationary's introduction to PRAXIS RP. Once passing your initial training, you will be assigned a mentor. The mentor's aim is to help you as a probationary member settle into PRAXIS RP, while gaining a feel and understanding for the types and quality of scenes we strive for.

Specialty Areas

Each mentor can have a specialty in a different area, though this is not always the case. Some mentors focus on:

Medical RP

Gang RP

Judicial / Legal RP

The Bridge: Your Civilian mentor stands as a helpful gap between yourself and Civilian CoC. They are there to answer any questions you may have regarding the Civilian Department.

Duration: You will have a mentor for up to 90 days in the department (covering both Probationary Civilian and Full Civilian status).

Dedicated Channel: In addition to your direct mentor, there will be a shared channel between mentors and mentees to allow for a clearer form of communication.

Scene Clearances

Mentors are Civilians who are highly trusted to produce quality levels of roleplay.

Discretionary Access: Due to this status, they have the ability to bring any Probationary Civilian (CP) they roleplay with into the Normal Contact Level.

Important Note: Mentors may do this at their own discretion; it is entirely up to them whether you transition into Normal Contact or not.

💡 Tip: Any further questions can be directed to the official community website database or your assigned Mentor Supervisor.