Mentoring means a program allowing students to experience cosmetology arts and sciences in a licensed salon under the guidance of a mentor.
Mentoring means the acts of a certified mentor providing support and focused feedback to a novice teacher (according to the state-adopted mentoring model) with the goal of enhancing instructional skills, classroom management, and professional behavior.
Mentoring means activities, training and service in mentoring support or assistance provided through a formally organized Department approved comprehensive induction program or such supplemental mentoring programs as required by regulation or the educator's Employing Authority. Mentoring includes, but is not limited to, the mentoring activities that occur in the approved comprehensive induction programs required for educators during their four (4) year Initial Licensure period, Continuing Licensure period, or any other mentoring program as required by law.
Examples of Mentoring in a sentence
Mentoring may be implemented in various circumstances such as new hires to a unit; a nurse returns from a layoff or leave of absence (including sick leave or long term disability) or for purposes of cross-training.
Mentoring relationships focus on the interpersonal relationships formed, relying on mutual trust (Xxxxxx & XxXxxx, 2021).
DB Contractor shall perform and comply with all requirements set forth in the Job Training Plan and Small Business Mentoring Plan.
The purpose of the Job Training Plan and Small Business Mentoring Plan is to ensure that inexperienced and untrained workers have a substantial opportunity to participate in the performance of the Work through apprenticeships, training and similar measures to maintain and grow a diverse, skilled work force.
More Definitions of Mentoring
Mentoring means a process of informal transmission of knowledge, social capital and psychosocial support relevant to work, career or professional development. Mentoring entails informal communication, usually face-to-face and over a sustained period, between a person identified by the hosting organisation as the mentor, on one hand, who is perceived to have relevant knowledge, expertise and experience, and the EU Aid Volunteer, on the other;
Mentoring means guiding or tutoring another individual in the areas of technical, professional, managerial, or ethical competence in the technical professions.
Mentoring means the pairing of a mentor with an educator who is either new to the profession or new to the school in order to provide training, orientation, assistance and support. Further, for the purposes of this rule, a 1mentor" is an educator who has demonstrated high- quality instructional practice and who has been provided training in mentoring.
Mentoring means different things to different people.
Mentoring means the mentoring that the Organisation must provide to Participants as specified at Item 5.
Mentoring means activities, prescribed by the Department or other employing authority in which a holder of an Initial License must engage during the three year term of the Initial License. Mentoring also means activities prescribed by the Department or other employing authority for educators who are new to Delaware or who move to another employing authority. training and service in mentoring support or assistance provided through a formally organized approved mentoring program or such supplemental mentoring programs as required by regulation or by the educator's employing authority. Mentoring includes, but is not limited to the mentoring programs required for educators during their three (3) year Initial Licensure period, a Continuing Licensure period, or any other mentoring program as required by law.
Mentoring means activities prescribed by the Department and/or other employing authority in which a holder of an initial license must engage during the three-year term of the initial license.