Mentoring schemes for young people : handbook /
Alexander, Alison.
Mentoring schemes for young people : handbook / Alison Alexander. - London : National Children''s Bureau, 2000. - 1 online resource
Mentoring framework stage 3 and skills.
Includes bibliographical references.
Cover: Handbook; Contents; 1: Establishing a mentoring scheme; Introduction; Mentoring; Mentoring for careleavers; Assessing the need for a mentoring project; Process of establishing a mentoring project; Aim and objectives of a mentoring project; Establishing a multi-agency advisory group; Individual roles in a mentoring project; Involving young people; Establishing policies and procedures; 2: Recruitment, selection and training; Stage 1: Preparation for the recruitment and selection process; Stage 2: Producing recruitment packs; Stage 3: Advertising for mentors; Stage 4: Selection. Stage 5: TrainingStage 6: Supervision and ongoing support/ training; Stage 7: Recruitment of mentees; Stage 8: Matching mentees and mentors; Stage 9: Monitoring and evaluation criteria; 3: Appendices; A1: Job specification for the project co-ordinator; A2: Person specification for volunteer mentors; A2a: Role specification for volunteer mentors; A3: Volunteer mentor application form; A3a: Equal opportunities monitoring form (confidential); A4: Volunteer mentor agreement; A5: Sample advertisement; A6: Shortlisting procedure; A6a: Shortlisling recording form; A7: Guidance for interviews. A7a: Interview questionsA7b: Interview record sheet; A8: Guidance on group selection; A8a: Group selection: observers' guidance; A8b: Group selection: facilitators' guidance; A8c: Group selection: sample programme; A8d: Group selection: recording sheet; A8e: Group selection: lead facilitator's speech; A8f: Group selection: handouts; A9: Personal audit; A10: Mentor matching form; A10a: Mentee matching form; A11: Mentor recording sheet; A12: Sample information/ advertisement for mentees; A13: Mentor's quarterly evaluation form; A14: Mentee's basic baseline data form. A15: Mentee's quarterly evaluation formA16: Mentee's evaluation form; A17: Exit interviews; A18: Handbook evaluation; 4: References; Cover: Training Guide; Contents; 1: How to use this guide; Introduction; Rationale for training mentors; Aim and learning outcomes of training; Facilitators; Style of training; Venue; Learning styles; Training methods; NCB's recommended training syllabus; Equal opportunities in training; Involving young people; Mentors' attendance on training; 2: Evaluation; Self, peer and facilitator or co-ordinator assessment; Monitoring and evaluation. Course evaluation form: participants' (mentors') end-of-course evaluationCourse evaluation form: facilitators' end-of-course evaluation; 3: Training ideas; Useful training tips; Buddying and journals; 4: Beginning a course; Purpose of introductions; Introduction on first session of the course; 5: Training programme; Outline of training programme; Beginning a course; Mentoring; Policies and procedures; Theories of adolescence; Public care; Prejudice awareness; Beginning a mentoring relationship; Mentoring framework; Mentoring framework stage 1 skills; Mentoring framework stage 2 and skills.
This pack covers every aspect of how to run a training course for volunteer mentors who are seeking to help yong people leaving care.
9781905818716 (electronic bk.) 1905818718 (electronic bk.)
JessicaKingsleyPublishers9781905818716 Ingram Content Group
GBB6I2118 bnb
017615459 Uk 017929696 Uk
Mentoring in business.
Mentoring.
Business.
Social sciences.
Mentorat dans les affaires.
Mentorat.
Affaires.
Sciences sociales.
businesses (business enterprises)
social sciences.
Age Groups: Adolescents.
POLITICAL SCIENCE--Public Policy--Social Security.
POLITICAL SCIENCE--Public Policy--Social Services & Welfare.
Business.
Mentoring.
Mentoring in business.
Social sciences.
Electronic books.
Electronic books.
HF5549.5.C8
362.7
Mentoring schemes for young people : handbook / Alison Alexander. - London : National Children''s Bureau, 2000. - 1 online resource
Mentoring framework stage 3 and skills.
Includes bibliographical references.
Cover: Handbook; Contents; 1: Establishing a mentoring scheme; Introduction; Mentoring; Mentoring for careleavers; Assessing the need for a mentoring project; Process of establishing a mentoring project; Aim and objectives of a mentoring project; Establishing a multi-agency advisory group; Individual roles in a mentoring project; Involving young people; Establishing policies and procedures; 2: Recruitment, selection and training; Stage 1: Preparation for the recruitment and selection process; Stage 2: Producing recruitment packs; Stage 3: Advertising for mentors; Stage 4: Selection. Stage 5: TrainingStage 6: Supervision and ongoing support/ training; Stage 7: Recruitment of mentees; Stage 8: Matching mentees and mentors; Stage 9: Monitoring and evaluation criteria; 3: Appendices; A1: Job specification for the project co-ordinator; A2: Person specification for volunteer mentors; A2a: Role specification for volunteer mentors; A3: Volunteer mentor application form; A3a: Equal opportunities monitoring form (confidential); A4: Volunteer mentor agreement; A5: Sample advertisement; A6: Shortlisting procedure; A6a: Shortlisling recording form; A7: Guidance for interviews. A7a: Interview questionsA7b: Interview record sheet; A8: Guidance on group selection; A8a: Group selection: observers' guidance; A8b: Group selection: facilitators' guidance; A8c: Group selection: sample programme; A8d: Group selection: recording sheet; A8e: Group selection: lead facilitator's speech; A8f: Group selection: handouts; A9: Personal audit; A10: Mentor matching form; A10a: Mentee matching form; A11: Mentor recording sheet; A12: Sample information/ advertisement for mentees; A13: Mentor's quarterly evaluation form; A14: Mentee's basic baseline data form. A15: Mentee's quarterly evaluation formA16: Mentee's evaluation form; A17: Exit interviews; A18: Handbook evaluation; 4: References; Cover: Training Guide; Contents; 1: How to use this guide; Introduction; Rationale for training mentors; Aim and learning outcomes of training; Facilitators; Style of training; Venue; Learning styles; Training methods; NCB's recommended training syllabus; Equal opportunities in training; Involving young people; Mentors' attendance on training; 2: Evaluation; Self, peer and facilitator or co-ordinator assessment; Monitoring and evaluation. Course evaluation form: participants' (mentors') end-of-course evaluationCourse evaluation form: facilitators' end-of-course evaluation; 3: Training ideas; Useful training tips; Buddying and journals; 4: Beginning a course; Purpose of introductions; Introduction on first session of the course; 5: Training programme; Outline of training programme; Beginning a course; Mentoring; Policies and procedures; Theories of adolescence; Public care; Prejudice awareness; Beginning a mentoring relationship; Mentoring framework; Mentoring framework stage 1 skills; Mentoring framework stage 2 and skills.
This pack covers every aspect of how to run a training course for volunteer mentors who are seeking to help yong people leaving care.
9781905818716 (electronic bk.) 1905818718 (electronic bk.)
JessicaKingsleyPublishers9781905818716 Ingram Content Group
GBB6I2118 bnb
017615459 Uk 017929696 Uk
Mentoring in business.
Mentoring.
Business.
Social sciences.
Mentorat dans les affaires.
Mentorat.
Affaires.
Sciences sociales.
businesses (business enterprises)
social sciences.
Age Groups: Adolescents.
POLITICAL SCIENCE--Public Policy--Social Security.
POLITICAL SCIENCE--Public Policy--Social Services & Welfare.
Business.
Mentoring.
Mentoring in business.
Social sciences.
Electronic books.
Electronic books.
HF5549.5.C8
362.7