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Benefits & Principles of Mentoring
Benefits
Mentoring can help staff in many different ways depending on their own goals. It helps us to deliver to our full potential by providing:
- Support & encouragement, the learning & sharing of knowledge
- Greater self / new-found confidence & self-awareness
- Increase cross unit networking
- Increase inclusivity across the university
- Help with understanding how UCC works – formal & informal
- Achieve a greater work-life balance
- New insights
- Assimilate into their surroundings and new role (where relevant)
Principles
- Mentee led process
- Goal oriented (concrete goals)
- No line management relationship between mentee & mentor
- Safe environment of openness, trust, confidentiality & mutual support
- Both parties respectful of each other’s time, experience & difference
- Partnership approach
- No hidden agendas & non judgemental
- Confidential process between mentee & mentor
Confidentiality
The content of the discussion is completely confidential between mentee and mentor. Confidentiality would only be broken if one was particularly concerned for the wellbeing of the individual.