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A mentored coding session is an opportunity for you to work on a problem with a mentor. They will be there to support you and to help you develop your ability to communicate technically and break down problems.
If your region has education team support, you are required to attend this session with your assigned member of the education team. If you don't yet know which member of the education team you should be having regular sessions with, please send a message to your cohort's ITP slack channel.
You should come to the session with a problem to work on. We recommend a Codewars exercise, but it could be a backlog task, or a project you're working on.
See the mentored coding guide for guidance.
Remember, as a trainee, you will need to explain your thought process, plan out what to do, write the code and check it works.