Tutor!!!!

Quick question people... i have tried and tried to find out how to get a player to tutor another and still have not found out how to do this could someone please help me out on how to do this please

much apprecited if u can help thank you

Player to be tutored > Player Interaction > Lower listbox

I'm personally not quite sure what the difference between the 3 options is (role model, playing style, learn from - make it clear, SI!) nor why sometimes it's impossible to tutor certain players, but that's the general way.

thank u great help !!

Note, as you might expect, that only young players who aren't starting regularly are eligible to be tutored, and only veteran players are eligible to be the tutor .. it can be time-consuming to find matches.

You change who to suggest as the tutor via the drop-down at the bottom, "Linked Player".

There's a guide in the T&TT section that details the three types .. essentially there is one which is likely to give a match, but only helps the mental attributes, and one which is unlikely to yield a match, but passes along PPM's, and one which is kind of a blend of both.

Note, as you might expect, that only young players who aren't starting regularly are eligible to be tutored, and only veteran players are eligible to be the tutor .. it can be time-consuming to find matches.

Not quite correct I've had a 21 year old tutoring a 23 year old reserve team player.

Neat, that's cool, I'd never seen anything like it!

Player to be tutored > Player Interaction > Lower listbox

I'm personally not quite sure what the difference between the 3 options is (role model, playing style, learn from - make it clear, SI!) nor why sometimes it's impossible to tutor certain players, but that's the general way.

Role Model: If tutoring is successful*, the youngster will gain both PPM's and mental attributes from his tutor.

Follow tutor's approach: Youngster will gain mental attributes only, if successful.

Learn From: Youngster will gain only PPM's, again only if successful link is made.

*It's best, but not always essential, to have the youngster tutored by a senior player with the same personality as he.

(and maybe even one who speaks the same language - needs verification)

Interesting... I noticed a decrease in players Determination when I select 'Approach'...

Role Model: If tutoring is successful*, the youngster will gain both PPM's and mental attributes from his tutor.

Follow tutor's approach: Youngster will gain mental attributes only, if successful.

Learn From: Youngster will gain only PPM's, again only if successful link is made.

*It's best, but not always essential, to have the youngster tutored by a senior player with the same personality as he.

(and maybe even one who speaks the same language - needs verification)

Sorry, should have said - youngster will achieve the same mental attributes of their tutor.

This means if the tutor has a lower determination than the youth, the youth player's determination will decrease also. Much in the same way as if the tutor has a high determination (like Steven Gerrard for example), then the youngsters determination will increase....

Note, as you might expect, that only young players who aren't starting regularly are eligible to be tutored, and only veteran players are eligible to be the tutor .. it can be time-consuming to find matches.

You change who to suggest as the tutor via the drop-down at the bottom, "Linked Player".

There's a guide in the T&TT section that details the three types .. essentially there is one which is likely to give a match, but only helps the mental attributes, and one which is unlikely to yield a match, but passes along PPM's, and one which is kind of a blend of both.

What is PPM and can you please show a link to the guide (can't find it...)? Thanks.

3 year bump!

PPM - Player Preferred Move.

Use the tutorial in the game.

What is PPM and can you please show a link to the guide (can't find it...)? Thanks.

From manual:

11.13.10. Interaction Menu – Start Preferred Move Training

You have the option to ask any of your coaching staff to discuss a player adopting a specific preferred move to add to their arsenal. Perhaps you have a player with a high Free Kick Taking rating, and would like to encourage him to take these free kicks from long range. Similarly, you might have another player who has good pace and anticipation, ideal for springing the offside trap, and would like him to focus on this during training.

To do so, begin a conversation with a member of your backroom staff and select the appropriate option from the list of Preferred Moves under the ‘Topic’ heading. A response will follow, and typically the process of incorporating this into the player’s training schedule will begin.

Preferred Moves can also be removed – another player might have a preference for running down the left flank, but hasn’t got particularly good dribbling skills and is right footed. Therefore it makes sense to try and remove this from his game, which can be done in the same manner as outlined above.

Over the course of a few months, these players will do their best to adapt to your request and eventually you will receive an indication of success or failure in their task.

here: http://www.footballmanager.com/webmanual/fm2012/11.13.

They can also be passed on by tutors.