Teacher Mentorship Program Application

Build stronger educators with a teacher mentorship program application

Teacher mentorship programs are essential for supporting new and developing educators. Whether you're onboarding first-year teachers, helping staff transition to new grade levels, or fostering professional growth across your school or district, a well-designed mentorship application helps you make meaningful matches that strengthen teaching practice.

This Teacher Mentorship Program Application template is purpose-built for schools, districts, and educational organizations looking to pair educators effectively. The form captures essential information including grade level, subject expertise, classroom management challenges, and specific preferences for mentor matching—ensuring both mentees and mentors are set up for successful partnerships.

Why Paperform for teacher mentorship applications?

Paperform makes it simple to collect detailed mentorship requests while maintaining a professional, on-brand experience. The doc-style editor lets you add context, instructions, and welcoming language inline with your questions, creating a warm, supportive tone that encourages honest reflection about classroom challenges and growth goals.

Use conditional logic to show different questions based on teaching experience, grade level, or subject area. This means first-year teachers might see questions about classroom setup and behavior management, while teachers new to a grade level see questions focused on curriculum and developmental milestones.

Once applications are submitted, Stepper (stepper.io) can automate your entire matching workflow. Route submissions to program coordinators, score compatibility based on subject area and availability, send personalized match notifications to both mentors and mentees, and schedule kickoff meetings—all without manual back-and-forth. Your mentorship program stays organized and responsive, even as it grows.

Who benefits from this template

This template is designed for K-12 schools, school districts, education nonprofits, teacher training programs, and professional development coordinators who manage formal mentorship initiatives. It's equally useful for new teacher induction programs, subject-specific mentor matching, and ongoing professional learning communities.

Whether you're supporting 5 new teachers or 500, this template gives you the structure to gather meaningful information, identify the right mentor-mentee pairings, and launch mentorship relationships that improve teaching practice and teacher retention.

Get started with Paperform's teacher mentorship program application template and build a mentorship program that supports every educator in your community.