Quality Relationships in Youth Mentoring
This workshop is focused on the art of forming and maintaining relationships with young people in mentoring.
Workshop objectives
- To learn more about effective mentoring
- To develop specialised skills to build relationships with young people
- To reintroduce and remind practitioners about the Guide to Effective and Safe Practice in Youth Mentoring (2nd edition)
- To expand upon Section 3 of the Guide: The Mentoring Relationship
- To provide new frameworks, research and skills to strengthen quality mentoring relationships, available for all levels of mentoring programme delivery, including coordinators, teachers, mentors, youth workers and volunteers.
- To strengthen regional and national networks in the well-established youth mentoring community
- To have fun!
Workshop content and structure
The workshop is structured to mirror the typical mentoring relationship journey.
- Youth mentoring recognises culture
- Youth mentoring requires contemplation
- Youth mentoring prioritises connections
- Youth mentoring creates covenants
- Youth mentoring includes challenges
- Youth mentoring needs continuity
- Youth mentoring enables change
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