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WISE Mentoring Program

Ann Rolfewww.mentoring-works.com

Albert Einstein1879 - 1955

•Support•Encouragement•Stimulate Ideas

Albert Einstein1879 - 1955

•Support•Encouragement•Stimulate Ideas

Even GeniusesAre Mentored!

Why We’re Here

Why We’re HereMentoring is too strategically valuable and personally beneficial to be left to chance

WISE Mentoring Program

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WISE Mentoring Program

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WISE Mentoring Program

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Mentoring Program Aims

Assist people on their career paths

Mentoring Program Aims

Assist people on their career paths

Identify and act on opportunities to progress your career

Mentoring Program Aims

Assist people on their career paths

Identify and act on opportunities to progress your career

Map out a plan that includes personal goals, strategies and career development

Mentoring Program Aims

Assist people on their career paths

Identify and act on opportunities to progress your career

Map out a plan that includes personal goals, strategies and career development

Expand your networks of contact, support and information

Aims Of This SessionAnswer the following questions

What’s is mentoring?

Aims Of This SessionAnswer the following questions

What’s is mentoring?

Why might you want to be involved in mentoring?

Aims Of This SessionAnswer the following questions

What’s is mentoring?

Why might you want to be involved in mentoring?

How will the program work?

Aims Of This SessionAnswer the following questions

What’s is mentoring?

Why might you want to be involved in mentoring?

How will the program work?

What to do next?

Aims Of This SessionAnswer the following questions

What Is Mentoring?

Attract, retain and develop people and organisations

Build communitiesSupport people and extend their potential

Enable personal and professional development

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The Mentoring Process

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4

Current Reality

Reflection

Informed Decisions

Action

© Mentoring Works

The Mentoring Process

“Where am I now?”

1

23

4

Current Reality

Reflection

Informed Decisions

Action

© Mentoring Works

The Mentoring Process

“Where am I now?”

“Where do I want to be?”

1

23

4

Current Reality

Reflection

Informed Decisions

Action

© Mentoring Works

The Mentoring Process

“Where am I now?”

“Where do I want to be?”

1

2

“How do I get there?”

3

4

Current Reality

Reflection

Informed Decisions

Action

© Mentoring Works

The Mentoring Process

“Where am I now?”

“Where do I want to be?”

1

2

“How do I get there?”

3

4

“How am I doing?”

Current Reality

Reflection

Informed Decisions

Action

© Mentoring Works

A Mentor Is Someone Who

A Mentor Is Someone WhoListens

A Mentor Is Someone WhoListens

Questions

A Mentor Is Someone WhoListens

Questions

Offers another point of view

A Mentor Is Someone WhoListens

Questions

Offers another point of view

Provides feedback

A Mentor Is Someone WhoListens

Questions

Offers another point of view

Provides feedback

Explores options

A Mentor Is Someone WhoListens

Questions

Offers another point of view

Provides feedback

Explores options

Is a sounding board

A Mentor Is Someone WhoListens

Questions

Offers another point of view

Provides feedback

Explores options

Offers advice

Is a sounding board

A Mentor Is Someone WhoListens

Questions

Offers another point of view

Provides feedback

Explores options

Offers advice

Is a sounding board

Challenges and stretches

Why Might You Want To Be Involved In Mentoring?

Advantages of Being Mentored

Advantages of Being Mentored

Increase awareness of opportunities within WorkCover

Advantages of Being Mentored

Increase awareness of opportunities within WorkCover

Ability to network with a wider range of colleagues

Advantages of Being Mentored

Increase awareness of opportunities within WorkCover

Ability to network with a wider range of colleagues

Knowledge of available career paths beyond your own team/area and steps to take in progressing your career.

Benefits For Mentors

Benefits For Mentors

Develop your leadership skills

Benefits For Mentors

Develop your leadership skills

Enhance communication and feedback techniques

Benefits For Mentors

Develop your leadership skills

Enhance communication and feedback techniques

Review your own career goals and plans

How Will The Program Work?

WISE Mentoring ProgramNovember 2008

February 2009

July 2009 February 2010

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February 2009

July 2009 February 2010

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Matching

25 November 2008

Expression

Of Interest

14 November 2008

WISE Mentoring ProgramNovember 2008

February 2009

July 2009 February 2010

Mentor, Mentee & Pairs

Workshops

18 & 19 February 2009

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Matching

25 November 2008

Expression

Of Interest

14 November 2008

WISE Mentoring Program

Mentoring

1-1 Mentoring Meetings

Agreement

Goals

Mentoring Plan

November 2008

February 2009

July 2009 February 2010

Mentor, Mentee & Pairs

Workshops

18 & 19 February 2009

QuickTime™ and aTIFF (Uncompressed) decompressor

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Matching

25 November 2008

Expression

Of Interest

14 November 2008

WISE Mentoring Program

Mentoring

1-1 Mentoring Meetings

Agreement

Goals

Mentoring Plan

November 2008

February 2009

July 2009 February 2010

Mentor, Mentee & Pairs

Workshops

18 & 19 February 2009

QuickTime™ and aTIFF (Uncompressed) decompressor

are needed to see this picture.

Matching

25 November 2008

Expression

Of Interest

14 November 2008 Group

Follow-up Sessions

15 July 2009

Mid-Point Review

WISE Mentoring Program

Mentoring

1-1 Mentoring Meetings

Agreement

Goals

Mentoring Plan

November 2008

February 2009

July 2009 February 2010

Mentor, Mentee & Pairs

Workshops

18 & 19 February 2009

QuickTime™ and aTIFF (Uncompressed) decompressor

are needed to see this picture.

Matching

25 November 2008

Expression

Of Interest

14 November 2008 Group

Follow-up Sessions

15 July 2009

Mid-Point Review

Final Review

Group Follow-up Sessions

9 February 2010

WISE Mentoring Program

Evaluation

Questionnaire

February 2010

Mentoring

1-1 Mentoring Meetings

Agreement

Goals

Mentoring Plan

November 2008

February 2009

July 2009 February 2010

Mentor, Mentee & Pairs

Workshops

18 & 19 February 2009

QuickTime™ and aTIFF (Uncompressed) decompressor

are needed to see this picture.

Matching

25 November 2008

Expression

Of Interest

14 November 2008 Group

Follow-up Sessions

15 July 2009

Mid-Point Review

Final Review

Group Follow-up Sessions

9 February 2010

Key Features

Key FeaturesThe program is voluntary

Key FeaturesThe program is voluntary

Your commitment is for twelve months

- attend all group sessions

- 1-1 fortnightly first month then 1-2 hours per month

- complete evaluation questionnaire

Key FeaturesThe program is voluntary

Your commitment is for twelve months

- attend all group sessions

- 1-1 fortnightly first month then 1-2 hours per month

- complete evaluation questionnaire

Mentoring is “off-line” and does not interfere with supervision or management

Key FeaturesThe program is voluntary

Your commitment is for twelve months

- attend all group sessions

- 1-1 fortnightly first month then 1-2 hours per month

- complete evaluation questionnaire

Mentoring is “off-line” and does not interfere with supervision or management

Confidential

Key FeaturesThe program is voluntary

Your commitment is for twelve months

- attend all group sessions

- 1-1 fortnightly first month then 1-2 hours per month

- complete evaluation questionnaire

Mentoring is “off-line” and does not interfere with supervision or management

Confidential

Decisions and actions are the mentee’s responsibility

What To Do Next?

More Information

Information Kit - download from the mentoring intranet page (under HR)

Program Coordinator - contact katie.parsonson@workcover.nsw.gov.au or phone Katie 4321 5783, level 5, Gosford Office

Expression of Interest by 14/11/08

Summary

What is mentoring

Why might You want to be involved in mentoring

How the program will work

What to do next

Thank You!

Ann Rolfewww.mentoring-works.com

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