Presentation Style: Tutor-led Classroom or Online
Duration: ½ Day
Course Time: Morning or Afternoon
Course Location: Northampton or Online
Cost: Please enquire
Click a date to book: Call 01604 655900 for available dates

Overview: Roles & Responsibilities of Hiring & Mentoring Early Career Students

This course provides a comprehensive understanding of the roles and responsibilities involved in hosting early careers students within a business environment. It aims to equip participants with the knowledge and skills necessary to create a successful and engaging early careers program outlining the responsibilities of the Employer, the Mentor & the student themselves.

Course Description: Comprehensive Guide to Early Careers Programs

Introduction to Early Careers Programs
  • Types of programs (internships, apprenticeships, graduate schemes)
  • Benefits to the business and the students
Setting Clear Expectations
  • Defining roles and responsibilities
  • Establishing goals and objectives for students
Monitoring and Evaluating Progress
  •  Tools and methods for tracking student progress
  • Regular feedback and performance reviews
Defining Success
  • Criteria for successful completion of the program
  • Employer’s role in the End Point Assessment for apprentices
Best Practices for Hosting Students
  • Creating a supportive and inclusive environment
  • Mentorship and coaching strategies

 

Who is this course for?

  • Managers and supervisors hosting early careers students
  • HR professionals involved in early careers programs
  • Mentors and coaches within the business

  

Resources

All resources will be provided by the trainer.

 

Additional Information

  • Certificate of attendance for CPD hours
  • We like to work with the business in advance to understand the recruitment process and expectations for students
  • Buffet lunch included and free parking (for courses held at Paradise Training Centre)
  • Joining instructions will be sent prior to attending the course
  • Make an enquiry via our Booking Form