Instructions
Do not wait for the coordinator to do anything. The project coordinators do, at times, make efforts to contact people and connect students with coaches. However, if you wish to speed up the process, do this yourself. If you are a student who wants a coach, look at the status page and look for a coach without a student. If you are a coach and want a student, contact one near the top of the request list. Just do it. But please be sure to update the status and requests pages, so everyone knows what is going on.
- If you need a coach, list yourself on the requests page.
- If you would like to be a coach, please list yourself on the status page.
- If you are a coach or coachee, please update your status on the status page.
- If you have finished receiving coaching and want to thank your coach, consider leaving them The Mop and Bucket Manual or the Admin coaching barnstar.
The current project coordinators are MBisanz and Malinaccier. Please contact them if you have a question or concern.
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