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Proficient in C and Shell

Kernel development experience desired (not required)

Should be 18 years or older by the start date of mentorship.

Both students and people looking for professional advancement are welcome to participate.

People who participated in a previous Linux Kernel Mentorship Program are not eligible.

Full-time mentees are required to work 40 hours week, and part-time mentees are required to work 20 hours a week.

Full-time requires that no school classes or work commitments happen during the mentorship period. Having classes/exams a week or so on either side is acceptable if the mentor agrees. This policy is required because there is no way to align the dates with all universities across the world at the same time.

Part-time requires that mentees have only a part-time class load or part-time work commitments at the most, during this period of time.