# What Is A Mortgage Broker Mentor?

Because a mentoring programme is competency-based, you must receive your mentor's approval before moving on to the next phase.

Having said that, the MFAA programme gives you the option to "fast-track" or bypass some modules if you have proven practical knowledge from prior work in the financial services industry.


## What should I look for in a mentor?

You should look for a [mortgage broker mentoring](https://goo.gl/maps/YjBGBbKfP1Hpmnyb7) who can communicate effectively and speak properly because, according to experts, some brokers are technically astute and excellent at what they do but not necessarily at educating others.

Asking the mentor for references from prior graduates is the greatest method to learn more.

Learn about the graduates' current locations and how they believed the training benefited their professional development.

You should also look for the following:

* The mentor should be able to quantify what you actually gain for your investment and clearly outline the program's structure and progression.

* There are many different types of help, such as individualised assistance, group training, checklists, and spreadsheets for managing clients and bundling agreements.

* Because your mentor won't always be present due to absences, having a team of support personnel is essential.

* You want to receive training from a person who has built their own business, only made money from commissions, and created their own leads.

* The mentor should still be knowledgeable about contemporary credit issues and be able to impart knowledge.

* You need a mentor who is enthusiastic about your company and your long-term objectives and with whom you interact well.

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