[Ailist] Mentoring

[kate.tucker at syngenta.com]

 Dear Muriel

My booklet,  which I based on and rooted in Ai principles, has just
(this month) hit the bookshops.   The publicity from the publishers
Knowledge Resources is as follows: 

 "Establishing a Mentoring and Coaching Programme 
K Tucker 
R189.00 (local price in South Africa) 

ISBN: 9781869221478

This book provides a series of processes intended to guide and inform
organizations that have not set up a formal mentoring and coaching
programme before. Organizations who already have programmes will also
benefit as the approach is different from the norm. Key processes are
outlined in a step-by-step format.
 
 Why mentoring and coaching? 
 Why should we establish mentoring or coaching in our organisation? 
 The organisational culture 
The key design elements 
The strategic focus 
A generic mentorship agreement"

Knowledge Resources contact details in South Africa are:
mail at knowres.co.za, or you could contact Cia Joubert at
cia at kwowres.co.za

You might also be able to trace the book thought the  ISBN number. 

Best regards

Kate 


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Hello all,
 
I am working with a university in developing mentoring programs for
graduate students in two professional schools.  Students will be matched
with an experienced professional in the community. I am gathering best
practices  for effective programs in preparation for mentor/mentee
orientations. If any of  you have had experience in developing a similar
program, I would be interested  in hearing about it.  
 
Many thanks,
 
Muriel Finegold