CPHQ: The Mentored Approach
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TAHQ Mentorship
Program
Objectives
At the end of this session, the participant will be
able to:
Identify the contemporary elements of the
successful mentor and mentee relationship
State the characteristics of a well-prepared
mentor and mentee
Describe the requirements of the TAHQ
program
Program Overview
Start
Date: NOW!
Participation is a TAHQ Member Benefit
Application Forms are Available at
www.txquality.org
The number of mentees accepted
depends on the number of mentors
Why Participate?
To
Learn
Grow
Professionally in Your Current Role
Grow for Future Roles
To
Leave a Legacy
Give
Back to Others
Make a Difference in Another’s Life
What Mentors Can Expect
Tailored
Plan (between you and mentee)
Fixed, Specified Period of Time
Personal Growth (see, do, teach)
Contribution to the Profession
Acknowledgement of Expertise
TAHQ Recognition toward CE’s
What Mentees Can Expect
Structured
Plan
Commitment from Mentor
Personal Growth and Development
Build Professional Relationship
Would you make a good mentee?
Am I relatively new to my field?
Have I recently changed my
professional focus?
Have I switched jobs recently, or
often?
Would you make a good mentee?
Am I preparing for CPHQ certification
or other credential?
Do I want to progress further in my
career?
Can you devote the time and
energy to a structured approach?
Would you make a good mentee?
Do you do better at professional
development on your own
or
while working with someone who has
“been there”? (personality)
Is availability of a person you can work
with an issue? (rural setting, network)
Would you make a good mentor?
Is your professional growth at a level
others would
- Seek out
- Do I stay current?
(leadership and credentials)
Can you devote the time and energy to
mentoring?
Would you make a good mentor?
Do you want to help others grow
professionally and does “passing the
baton” sound intriguing?
Are you able to “stretch” a person’s
thinking and let them apply what
you’ve shared? (educator and
facilitator)
Would you make a good mentor?
Am I a good listener?
Can you share your relevant
experiences without making them
sound like their worthy of duplication?
(attitude – abundance mentality)
Elements of a Successful
Mentoring Relationship
Mutual need and desire
Open, engaging communication
Organizational support
Individual preparation for role
Commitment of time and energy
Elements of a Successful
Mentoring Relationship
Structure and defined goals
Disciplined style or ethic
Sessions tied to specific objective
“Practice” is a part of the learning
Written plan
The Process
TAHQ Website
Mentorship
Program Tab
Mentorship
Mentor
Program Flowchart
Page
Mentee Page
Contact Information
Jack L. Peterson
President
J Peterson and Associates, Inc.
Suite A
506 Autumn Willow Way
El Paso, TX 79922-1858
Phone 1-915-203-3606
Facsimile 1-888-327-0065
www.jpandacorp.com
Contact Information
Beth Guyton
President
Interactive Quality, LLC
Phone 1-972-322-5418
[email protected]
www.InteractiveQuality.net
Questions?
THANK YOU!