Transcription of WORKPLACE MENTORING
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WORKPLACE MENTORINGSUPPLEMENT TO THEELEMENTS OF EFFECTIVE PRACTICE FOR MENTORING October 20192 WORKPLACE MENTORING SUPPLEMENTTABLE OF CONTENTSI ntroduction and the World of WORKPLACE MENTORING ..3 Standard 1: Recruitment ..20 Standard 2: Screening ..40 Standard 3: Training ..52 Standard 4: Matching and Initiation ..70 Standard 5: Monitoring and Support ..82 Standard 6: Closure ..91 Program Planning, Management, and Evaluation ..103 AUTHORS AND CONTRIBUTORS:Dr. Janis Kupersmidt; innovation Research & Training, Dr. Rebecca Stelter; innovation Research & TrainingMichael Garringer; MENTOR: The National MENTORING Partnership, Justin Mayhew; innovation Research & TrainingACKNOWLEDGEMENTS:MENTOR and iRT would like to thank the following institutions and organizations for their support of this resource: - JPMorgan Chase for their generous support of this resource and for the high-quality MENTORING relationships offered through The Fellowship Initiative, which serves as an exemplar of WORKPLACE MENTORING for young people and was an initial inspiration for this project.
receive mentoring, a quarter of mentoring programs indicated that they focus on career exploration, with an additional 6 percent focusing specifically on Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) education and career pathways. Broadly speaking, career exploration and engagement is the third most common goal across mentoring programs in
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