Introduction to Mentorship

Develop effective mentoring relationships with a focus on communication skills that you can apply immediately on the job with measurable results.

Description

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

  • Describe key steps mentors can apply to help mentees gain knowledge and skills.
  • Describe key skills that mentees can apply to make the most of their mentoring experience
  • Define and identify the importance of mentorship.
  • Explain key strategies for effective communication to expand on the mentoring relationship.
  • Recognize the difference between one-way and two-way communication.
  • Recognize how cultural diversity affects the way you communicate with other workers.
  • Identify techniques for continuing to build mentorship principles.
  • Identify tools and resources that support continued improvement of your mentorship principles.

Intended Audience

For mentors and mentees

Related Info

This course is available online in English and French, please contact kaitlyn@oca.ca if you prefer French. 

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