Building A Mentoring Programme





What you'll learn
How to set up a mentoring program for businesses and charities
How to establish goals for mentoring program
How to support mentors and mentees
How to ensure career mentoring programs lead to internal promotions
Requirements
This is a beginner / intermediary course for those looking to understand the building blocks of a mentoring program for their company, organisation, or community
Description
Students in this programme are guided in the development of a mentoring programme that is applicable to all situations (private sector, government sector, non-profit, community development.)This course is a step-by-step course from design to evaluation that provides information on the types of mentoring, how to identify potential mentors and mentees, the design of the intake and program cycle, as well as the identification of supporting resources to help the mentors and mentees.Not all types of mentoring are the same or are appropriate for the desired outcomes. Students will learn each type of mentoring's strengths and weaknesses and which situations are best suited for which type of mentoring.Students will learn about SMART goals and how to apply them to the programme, the mentors, and the mentees. Participants will learn how to match mentors and mentees and how to provide appropriate support for more vulnerable or isolated individuals.Students will learn how to identify what training needs are required prior to and during the programme implementation, as well as how to decide how structured or not a programme is.Participants will have five assignments which form the basis of their programme development.This course is intended for individuals who have never organised a mentoring programme. Individuals who have organised a previous mentoring programme will also benefit from this course as it provides a strong conceptual overview of what factors need to be considered when building or revamping a mentoring programme.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Purpose of mentoring
Lecture 2 Introduction
Section 2: Types of mentoring
Lecture 3 Types of mentoring
Section 3: Building the mentoring programme
Lecture 4 Building the mentoring programme
Section 4: Section 4 Implementation of the program
Lecture 5 Implementation of program
Section 5: Activities and programme mechanics
Lecture 6 Structure of your programme
Lecture 7 Code of code and activities
Any HR or manager interested in developing a mentoring program for employees & volunteers & members of a community




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