How to get my mentor

[BhavikaPachauri]

How to get my mentor

[suhanipaliwal]

The mentors have been assigned to each project separately. You can find the list of mentors on the discord server.

[Balaji91221]

How to Get a Mentor in GSSoC

In GirlScript Summer of Code (GSSoC), mentors are typically assigned based on the projects participants choose to contribute to. Follow these steps to connect with a mentor:

Steps to Get a Mentor in GSSoC

1. Join the GSSoC Communication Channels:

   • Make sure you're part of the official GSSoC communication channels, like Discord or Slack, where mentors and contributors interact.

2. Select a Project to Contribute:

   • Browse the list of available projects on the GSSoC platform or GitHub. Choose one that matches your skills and interests. Each project usually has assigned mentors.

3. Introduce Yourself to the Project Mentor(s):

   • After choosing a project, introduce yourself in the project’s discussion channel or GitHub repository. Mention your interest, skills, and areas you'd like to work on.

4. Reach Out to the Mentor(s):

   • If specific mentors are listed for the project, tag them in the project’s communication channel or leave a message on GitHub (e.g., in an issue or pull request). Mentors are there to guide you through contributions and help with challenges.

5. Participate Actively:

   • Be proactive in asking questions, proposing changes, and seeking feedback on your work. Building rapport with the mentor increases the likelihood of receiving ongoing guidance.

6. Attend GSSoC Events and Sessions:

   • GSSoC often holds sessions, such as Q&As or introductory events, where mentors are present. Attending these can help you connect with mentors and understand their expectations.

If you don’t receive a response after following these steps, consider reaching out to GSSoC organizers or coordinators for additional guidance. They can help you connect with mentors or provide further resources.