One-on-one Mentoring |
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The students who take part in our academic mentoring programme have been identified by schools or agencies (such as Child Youth and Family) as those who are struggling at school or who are at risk of disengagement.
Our mentors connect with the young people in places most suited to the young person and their needs – this could be in class, during school lunchtime, or at home. The educational component of the programme is based on “journeying with the young person”, and involves setting learning and achievement goals, additional tutorials, and one-on-one lessons. There are a number of ways that young people may enter our academic mentoring programme:
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