170+ Mentor Group Names Ideas And Suggestions

Mehroz Sohail

If you have no idea how to go about naming your group, then why not give something that sounds fun and creative. Here I’ll share some good Mentor group names to help you choose a name right away. In the end, there are some points to help you come up with a name for your Mentor group by yourself.

So let’s get started with our first example:

“The Boring Group”

This is an interesting one because it has the word boring in there which makes this sound like a negative thing but if you think of it positively, it could be seen as a very cool-sounding and funny name for a group, team, or even a club! what do you think?

Next up we’ve got…

“The Funky Band”

Again here we can see that funky is used positively so again it would make sense to use this when describing a friend’s group. Wouldn’t it?

Here is a list of creative group names that will be loved by everyone:

Reputation of Success
Ongoing Conversations
The Guidance Group
Inspiration by Example
Mentor Point
Clear Path Forward
Insider’s Perspectives
Key Advocates
Success on Track
A Reality Check
High Five Force
Paying Knowledge
Bring Out the Best
Intentional Investments
Believing in You

Mentor Group Names

Here are the group names for mentors:

Grounded in Trust
Focus on Solutions
Changing Perspectives
The Solution Squad
Continued Insight
The Growth Group
Invaluably Elevated
Path to Success
Significant Effects
Based Mentoring
Achieve & Succeed
Empowered to Pursue
With Consistency
The Essentials
Sense of Significance

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How to come up with a name for your group

What do you think of when I say the word “group”? Do you picture an organized collection of people who meet regularly or maybe even work together on projects? Or perhaps it is more like a bunch of friends hanging out in one place. Whatever image comes into mind first might be what you should consider as the basis for choosing a name for your group. If this doesn’t seem right, try thinking outside the box.

1. Pick a theme.

These names are perfect for themed events such as birthday parties, holiday celebrations, and other special occasions. Theme group names also work for clubs where members must dress according to a certain style or color scheme.

Find out some themed names for your group here:

Motivation Station
Empower Talents
Where Trust Blooms
The Gift of Perspective
An Ear to Listen
In the Right Direction
Reaching the Heights
Supplemental Strengths
A Driving Force
Attainment Alliance
Dare Mighty Things
Learning Curve Summit
Zenith of Success
Learning on the Daily
TeamProtege

2. Use movie or TV show name as the group name.

If you love movies or television shows, then why not choose a name inspired by them? Some suggestions include “Friends Forever,” “Glee Fanatics,” and “Harry Potter Fans.”

How to about these Mentor group name ideas:

Fruition of Dreams
Knowledge Is Power
ForceForward
Achievement Corps
Epilogue of Success
Skillful Squad
Knack for Knowledge
The Forte Force
Focus on Solutions
The Oddjobs
Attainment Alliance
Conscious Efforts
Sense of Significance
Notorious ENG
The Guidance Group

Don’t limit yourself to these options. There are plenty of others that will come to mind once you start brainstorming.

3. Think of something fun.

Sometimes just having a funny name makes everything else fall into place. Try coming up with a silly name for your group. Maybe you could call it “The Crazy People Who Like To Have Fun Together!”

Just kidding. Not that long. You can, however, consider these Mentor group names:

Changing Perspectives
Death And Taxes
Where Trust Blooms
In the Right Direction
Fruition of Dreams
No Regrets
Program Description
Crucial Components
Knack for Knowledge
Mercenaries
Achieve & Succeed
Motivation Station
Trust Network
Excel & Elevate
The Impossible One

4. Find a common element among the members.

If you find one thing that unites most people within your group, try naming your Mentor group after that. For instance, if you’re planning a book reading group, consider calling it “Bookworms United.” Or maybe you’d prefer to focus more on activities rather than books. Then go ahead and name your group after those activities. How about some examples here:

Reputation of Success
Grounded in Trust
Support Squad
The Essentials
Ongoing Conversations
The Beat Poets
Invaluably Elevated
Supplemental Strengths
Dial It Up
Leaning In
Journey Inspiration
Program Focus
Admins Cusp
Significant Effects
ForceForward

5. Take recommendations from group members

What is your vision for this group? Are you looking forward to creating memories together over time? Do you plan to meet regularly throughout the school year? Will you host annual events? It all depends on you and your Mentor group members. So, ask their opinions as well or just give them the options to choose from, such as below: