Sub-Topic: Mentoring

Yes. A mentor could be someone at the job placement who provides guidance and support to the client, outside of orientation and regular job duties.

Yes. The intention of mentoring in the Youth Job Connection program is to support the development of “soft skills” and interpersonal and relationship building skills that are the foundation of workplace interactions. Mentoring can be offered in many facets, by the service provider or through an outside organization. As the service provider will meet with… Continue reading Would the service provider monitor the mentoring relationship?

The participant file should note the expected outcomes of the mentoring relationship, along with the arrangement details (mentor name, phone number), duration and notes on its progress. The service provider should document how the arrangement was established (by the service provider or through an existing mentorship organization), applicable security documents (criminal record check and vulnerable… Continue reading How should a service provider document the mentoring component of Youth Job Connection?