You spoke. We listened.
We are in the process of updating our Mentorship Program, please stay tuned.
If you would like to become involved (either as a Mentor or a Mentee), please direct your request to: info@adrbc.com
Thank you for your interest!
You spoke. We listened.
We are in the process of updating our Mentorship Program, please stay tuned.
If you would like to become involved (either as a Mentor or a Mentee), please direct your request to: info@adrbc.com
Thank you for your interest!
About the Program
In pursuit of enhancing opportunities for the ADR community, ADRBC is pleased to introduce its newly-developed mentorship program. This new pathway to experience will help new practitioners develop their skills and knowledge, while providing a way for experienced practitioners to give back by helping train new members of the community. The importance of Alternative Dispute Resolution as a means of conflict resolution has grown tremendously in recent years and will continue to do so in the future. As a means of supporting this growth, the Mentorship Program will serve to foster and develop practitioner skills and experience in B.C.’s growing Alternate Dispute Resolution industry.
The Mentorship Program will be offered under two streams – General Mentorship Program and Workplace Mediation Mentorship Program.
Note: Currently, the experience from the Workplace Mediation Mentorship Program will not count towards satisfying the WorkSafeBC Roster eligibility.
Benefits
This program offers great benefits in terms of opportunities for new practitioners/mentees to tap into the knowledge, skills, and experience of senior and more experienced practitioners/mentors. At the same time, it offers meaningful professional development hours (CEE or Continuing Education and Engagement points) to the more experienced practitioners/mentors. Overall, all participants benefit from the mentorship experience, which in turn will foster a stronger and more connected ADR community.
The Process
Desired qualifications and skills of Mentors
Desired qualifications and skills of Mentees
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