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Effective mentoring practices for secondary teachers in Aotearoa NZ

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Gain the skills and attributes to become an effective mentor in your role as an educational leader.

Next date
24 Apr 2025, 10am
Delivery
Online
Location
Online
Duration
10 weeks
CPD/PLD Hours
50

Course overview

Developed in partnership with PPTA and Victoria University of Wellington, this 5-point micro-credential course is taught over one school term. It includes online self-paced modules, 3 live online webinars and a one-day face-to-face workshop, with some small assessment activities. Full course enrolment costs are funded by the PPTA, including costs for travel to attend the workshop (more information on this is provided below under Further Information and once the course starts).

The content has been designed to focus on practical skills and knowledge that can be applied and assessed within a professional context. The course has a specific focus on mentoring in the context of Aotearoa, and matauranga Māori will be drawn on throughout the course and appropriate tikanga used in both online and face-to-face interactions.

On achieving the micro-credential requirements you will be awarded a digital badge.

Facilitated by

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Pip Woodward

What you'll learn

  • Examining different approaches and frameworks of effective mentoring through the lens of an educational leader in Aotearoa

  • Critically reflecting on your experiences of mentoring and your current mentoring practices

  • Articulating and demonstrating the principles and practices of effective mentoring in your role as an educational leader

  • Developing your mentoring capabilities through practice, reflection and feedback

 

Course modules

This micro-credential course is delivered as six modules over 11 weeks:

  1. What is mentoring and why do we need it?

  2. Effective mentoring approaches, strategies and capabilities.

  3. The impact of context on mentoring.

  4. Mentoring in practice.

  5. Setting up a mentoring relationship.

  6. Conclusion and final assessment task.

Further Information

Here's what others are saying

“Simply fantastic. I learnt the theory as well as practical applications of the skills. The ability to connect with other teachers in multiple types of mentoring positions was great. A course that is of benefit to everyone.”

“This was an incredibly useful course for refining skills and providing new ideas and techniques to use in my mentoring practice. It was thoughtfully presented and will have ongoing benefits to my own practice.”

“Some of the most engaging and enriching professional development I have done in years. Excellent course content that allows for both deeper theoretical understanding but also practical applications.”

Upcoming Courses & Delivery Options

24 Apr 2025 | Online

Duration: 10 weeks

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