Target Audience: level 4 and above
This half day workshop explores how to be a mentor and how to set up a successful mentoring relationship. It looks at the key attributes of being a good mentor, the roles & responsibilities of both the mentor and mentee, and what is required to build a good mentor/mentee relationship.
By then end of the workshop participants will have a good idea of what is involved in a mentoring relationship and have had some practical experience of key mentoring skills. Participants will then be able to decide whether they wish and feel suited to, becoming a mentor at the University.
Target Audience: level 4 and above
This half day workshop explores how to be a mentor and how to set up a successful mentoring relationship. It looks at the key attributes of being a good mentor, the roles & responsibilities of both the mentor and mentee, and what is required to build a good mentor/mentee relationship.
By then end of the workshop participants will have a good idea of what is involved in a mentoring relationship and have had some practical experience of key mentoring skills. Participants will then be able to decide whether they wish and feel suited to, becoming a mentor at the University.
The university’s generic mentoring scheme is under review. This is being led by Dr Helen Carmichael, as Director of Programmes of the Centre for Higher Education Practice (CHEP), and Sarah Marshall, as Head of Leadership and Management Development in HR.
