Mentor will Sample Clauses

Mentor will. Ensure completion of trainees’ timetables in accordance with the requirements of that Professional Practice. • Monitor trainee achievement and share this with Edge Hill University including Professional Practice interim and summative grades. • Provide support for each trainee to fulfil their teaching potential, ensuring that the Edge Hill University ‘At Risk’ and intervention procedures are adhered to. • Ensure that all trainees are able to train across appropriate key stages/age phases and qualification levels, as appropriate, to gain the breadth and depth of experience required. • Ensure that all required reports and evaluations are completed and returned on the prescribed dates (including Interim (if applicable to the programme) and End of Professional Practice Report forms, to ensure payment is processed. • Complete online evaluations as requested by Edge Hill University.
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Mentor will. Ensure completion of trainees’ timetables in accordance with the requirements of that Professional Practice. • Monitor trainee achievement via the Assessment and Grading criteria and share with the trainee for the purpose of target setting • Monitor and share trainee achievement with Edge Hill University including Professional Practice interim and summative grades, including formative feedback during the placement • Provide support for each trainee to fulfil their teaching potential, ensuring that the Edge Hill University ‘Cause for Concern’ and intervention procedures are adhered to. • Ensure that all trainees are able to train across appropriate key stages/age phases and qualification levels, as appropriate, to gain the breadth and depth of experience required. • Ensure that all required reports and evaluations are completed and returned on the prescribed dates (including Interim (if applicable to the programme) and End of Professional Practice Report forms, to ensure payment is processed. • Complete online evaluations as requested by Edge Hill University.

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