> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.mulearn.org/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.mulearn.org/how-to-use-the-platform/mentor/mentor-workspace/mentees.md).

# Mentees

#### Purpose

View and manage the learners assigned to you for mentorship.

#### Page Overview

The Mentees page displays the learners assigned to you by your Campus Lead. It provides a searchable list of your assigned mentees and allows you to join mentoring sessions using a Session ID.

#### Features/Sections

* **Mentee List** – Displays all learners assigned to you.
* **Search** – Search assigned mentees by name.
* **Join Session** – Join an existing mentoring session using a Session ID.

#### Available Actions

* View your assigned mentees.
* Search for a specific mentee.
* Join a scheduled session using its Session ID.

#### Step-by-Step Workflow

**Searching for a mentee**

1. Open **Management → Mentees**.
2. Use the **Search mentees** field to find a learner by name.
3. Select the required mentee from the list when available.

**Joining a session**

1. Click **Join Session**.
2. Enter the **Session ID** of the scheduled session.
3. Click **Join Session** to participate.

#### Tips & Best Practices

* Keep the Session ID ready before attempting to join a session.
* Use the search feature to quickly locate assigned mentees as your mentee list grows.

#### Notes/Limitations

* Your mentee list is built from learners assigned to you by the Campus Lead and learners whose session requests you have approved and scheduled.
* Learners cannot be manually added to the mentee list.
* If no mentees are assigned, the page displays **"No mentees yet."**

#### Related Pages

* Sessions


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