Discover the best tips for mentor evaluation and assessment across the lifetime of the mentoring relationship. Learn how recurring assessment of mentors and mentoring relationships can improve the safety, stability, and efficacy of your mentoring program.
Thinking about starting a mentoring program? Use this helpful guide to find out how to get started.
Implementing the benchmark practices described in the Elements of Effective Practice for Mentoring (EEPM) is vital for improving your organization’s impact. Train your team to meet these standards and engage in continuous quality improvement activities.
According to the most recent data, more than 400,000 youth are in foster care. Many youth in foster care often share a common struggle — lack of availability or access to quality and consistent relationships with role models.
Is mentor training online worth it? Learn about asynchronous mentoring training, and where to find the most valuable courses that are backed by science.
There are many crucial elements to learning mentoring. Find out the elements that your mentorship training needs to cover to enhance your organization. Connecting with a mentee requires a certain skillset. Discover the top mentoring skills that you can use in training new mentors.
Every mentoring program has common elements but their uniqueness is important, but new mentors need to know about the specific history, policies, rules, and regulation of your program. It’s important for mentors to know about your program, not just mentoring as a whole—but what it means to be a mentor in our program.
Mentoring comes with rules, boundaries, and policies to ensure the safety of the mentee and mentor. Discover some key areas where mentoring programs need to create and implement policies and practices to reduce risk.
The heart and soul of an effective mentoring program are the staff who run the program. They are the unsung heroes and engines that host and support everyone involved in a mentoring relationship, from the youth participants to their parents to their mentors
Decades of research have documented that youth and adolescents who have a mentor are less likely to skip school, more likely to hold leadership positions, and are more likely to volunteer. The impact mentoring has on children can positively affect them for the rest of their lives, but there is a gap. Millions of youth […]