Mentoring is widely recognized as an important role that establishes key relationships between mentors and mentees. This role is just as important as training and on-the-job experience because it offers the opportunity for one-on-one sessions with a more experienced colleague.
Through mentoring, the mentee gains knowledge and insights that they wouldn’t typically acquire through traditional training. This prepares them for the next stage in their professional life, enabling them to take on additional responsibilities or achieve promotion.
This course focuses on the effective application of mentoring skills, both within and outside the workplace. It highlights the benefits that both the mentor and the mentee can derive from this special relationship.
Course content includes:
- The role of a mentor
- Knowledge, skills and attitude for successful mentoring
- The benefits of mentoring to the mentor, mentee and the organisation
- The difference between coaching, training and mentoring
| Date | Time | Venue | Registration Link | Deadline |
| 12th May 2025 | 09.30-11.30 | Online | REGISTER HERE | 7th May 2025 |
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Eligibility & Initial Assessments
To be eligible for the any of our accredited courses you must complete an assessment process that tests your English levels. The assessments are to be completed in your free time on a online platform before the start of the course.
These courses are free for those who meet all the following funding requirements:
– you live in a London /Greater London Borough*
– you are not in full time education
– you have not achieved this qualification before
– you are aged 19 or older on 31st August 2024
-Have permission to live in the UK for at least 12 months from the first day of learning
If you don’t have permission to live in the UK for 12 months from the first day of learning there are exemptions which can be discussed with the IAG advisor that will contact you.
*There are occasions when funding is available for learners who don’t live in a London borough. Email edlifelong@richmondandwandsworth.gov.uk to find out if this applies to you.