Management and Communication Courses

MENTORING

Duration : one day course

Mentoring

Who should attend ?

Those whose recognised experience, knowledge and know-how will be used to develop high, average and/or low performers.


Course content

DEFINITION OF MENTORING

  • N.B. Similarities and differences with coaching

CHARACTERISTICS AND PREREQUISITES of a good mentor/mentee

MENTORING OBJECTIVES

ADVANTAGES for the mentor/mentee

DIFFERENT TYPES OF MENTORING

MATCHING/CHOOSING mentor/mentee

STRUCTURING THE PROGRAMME

  • The first meeting – establishing the “contract”

  • The stages of mentoring

  • Planning the future sessions

  • Guidelines

VALIDATION of mentor/mentee performances

  • By whom ? how ? when ?

MENTORING TOOLS

  • Feedback – giving and receiving

  • “Coaching”

  • Integration into the DPM process (and assuring successions)

  • Mentoring high/low/average performers

  • Transferring knowledge and know-how

  • Networking

PRE WORK QUESTIONNAIRES

  • Present mentoring/coaching styles

  • Learning styles

WORKSHOPS

  • orientation towards participants’ needs and situations