Although almost three thousand years have passed since the term "mentor" was first described, the concept still holds true. In Denmark, mentoring schemes are often used when vulnerable young people between the ages of 15-25 need support and help for a period of time. New research documents that mentoring is one of the best tools to combat crime, abuse and violence among vulnerable young people. Qualified mentoring, that is. This book "Mentoring vulnerable young people" is a complete guide for anyone who is mentoring a young person. Whether it's to complete their education or to keep a job, to become good citizens or to manage their personal life. Learn, among other things: What skills you need to have as a mentor What roles you need to fill How mentoring is organized About the brain during puberty and young people's struggle to find an identity The phases that a mentoring process for vulnerable young people should go through and how to get the best out of the phases How to set goals and maintain motivation together with the young person How to find the young person's abilities and talents How to help the young person develop skills to complete an education, How to deal with challenges and dilemmas Conversation techniques What limits there should be for a mentor's efforts At the same time, you get a well-equipped toolbox with all the forms, models and checklists you need as a mentor.

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Height: 24.5

Number Of Pages: 252

Width: 17.2

Gross Weight: 0.725 kg

Net Weight: 0.725 kg

Author: Tom Thinggaard Pedersen

Book Form: Hæftet

Publishers: Men2r Forlag