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16.07.2010. Congress of Agronomy of Latvia in Zemagale region. Zonta club presentation B.Rivza

21.07.2010. Rural Professional development seminar in Zemgale in Zemegale region Eleja

31.07.2010. Housekeepers’meeting in Vidzeme, Dunava

12.08.2010. Promoting positive experiences in entrepreneurship in Vidzeme region, Rūjiena

05.08. Rural women summers school in Latgale, Pļaviņas

Sharing Experience Workshop organised in Constantza, Romania:

posted May 30, 2011 1:09 PM by Raluca Putnic   [ updated Jun 15, 2011 4:28 PM by Astrid Mats ]

Organiser: CENTRAS Constantza

Date: 1-4 June 2011

Place: Constantza, Romania

 

"Volunteer Mentoring as an Efficient and Effective Adult Learning Strategy -  Lessons Learned and Best Practice from the Romanian Experience


The workshop is a mobility action organised by CENTRAS Constantza within the Grundtvig Partnership Programme which involves staff, organisations and learners from Romania, Austria, UK, Estonia, Greece and Germany.

The goal of this workshop is to promote volunteer mentoring  as an efficient and effective adult learning strategy. The seminar will present the mentoring approach of CENTRAS by using young volunteer mentors, and will point out the differences and similarities between the mentoring system used by CENTRAS and other mentoring systems and practices. It is expected that the planned results and outcomes of the Romanian workshop (disseminated to the other project partners) will contribute to the project in the following way:

Impacts on the  learners:

-  Increasing the exposure to experts in the field of mentoring and expanding the personal and professional networks;

-  Increasing the confidence that their experiences can provide learning opportunities for others (others can learn from their experiences).

Impacts on the staff of the partner organisations:

-   Increasing the access to professional networks in the field of mentoring and personal development;

-   Accelerating the learning process by coming in contact with experts in the field who can teach „short-cuts“ to update the professional knowledge about mentoring programmes and how to apply them for women;

-   Diminishing the flaws and gaps in the knowledge of the trainers/coordinators and finding ways to solve these gaps by implementing  future projects and ideas;

-   Broadening the knowledge about mentoring approaches and methods that are effective for various target groups of women, countries and cultures.

 15 participants from the partner countries and CENTRAS’ staff and learners may take advantage of this opportunity in order to meet inspiring people (mentors) and discuss with them personally, to understand the expectations and motivations of our mentors/mentees and the possible similarities and differences to comparable  institutions in their countries as well as the peculiarities and difficulties of the Romanian social work.

We hope that the participants will have enough free time and opportunities to become acquainted to our culture which is an important value added objective of the Grundtvig Programme.

 

Location:

Hotel Comandor, at the Romanian Black Sea Shore. (http://www.unita-turism.ro/en/hotel/mamaia/comandor.html)


Contact person:

Ionica Bucur

Mobile Phone: 0040-744-332683

Diversity in Girls' Mentoring - Nicole Lormes

posted Aug 28, 2010 2:20 AM by Kai Hacker

Date: 21 of June 2010
Time: 10 - 14.00
Place: Graz, Austria

More information: www.fgz.co.at

Mentoring Kongress für Wissenschaft, Wirtschaft und Gesellschaft

posted Aug 28, 2010 2:19 AM by Kai Hacker   [ updated Aug 28, 2010 2:20 AM ]

Mentoring Conference of Science, Technology and Society

20. - 21. September 2010, Berlin-BrandenburgischenAkademie der Wissenschaften in Berlin
More information: http://forum-mentoring.de/

Closing meeting of the Girls Group in NGO Öökull

posted Jun 29, 2010 6:15 AM by Astrid Mats

Girls went thourgh four workshops about school violence, cyber bullying, PR and family models. Everything is guided by excperts in these fields. As a conclusion youngsters conducted a research among people and come up with a preventing campaign to solve the problems connected to these topics.

Closing meeting 1. July 2010

Astrid Mats meeting with the Tartumaa Youth Council Estonia

posted Jun 29, 2010 6:10 AM by Astrid Mats   [ updated Jun 29, 2010 6:14 AM ]

On 29th June 2010 Astrid Mats met with the representatives of Tartumaa Youth Council to Introduce Womentor and mentoring and mentoring guidlines we have developed during Womentor II. Discussing about the possibility for future cooperation to establish a mentoring system for new members of  Youth Council.
Their homepage http://www.noortekogud.ee/?page=14 in Estonian

Peer Mentoring Circle For Women in SET, UK

posted Apr 30, 2010 7:15 AM by Emma Parry   [ updated Apr 30, 2010 7:17 AM ]

Date: 18 Jun 2010
Time: 10.00 - 14.00

Organiser:
UKRC
Venue: Priory Street Centre
15 Priory Street
York
YO1 6ET
Contact: info@ukrc4setwomen.org
Cost: Free

A Peer Mentoring Circle (PMC) is a group of women who meet to spend dedicated time supporting each other in working towards individual goals.  Each person gives and receives support and encouragement and uses each other as a developmental resource.
  • Meet other women in SET
  • Support each other with individual 'action plans'
  • Share experiences, discuss issues and pool ideas.
This workshop is for you if you are a woman with a background in a Science, Engineering, Technology or a Built Environment subject (SET)
 
You may be:
  • Returning to work after a career break
  • At risk of being made redundant or have been made redundant
  • Looking for a suitable SET opportunity
  • Working in an unsuitable SET or non-SET job
  • A SET student
  • Wanting to progress in your career

Book your place here: http://peermentoringyork.eventbrite.com/


Peer Mentoring 4 Women in Science, Engineering and Technology - Oxford UK

posted Apr 30, 2010 7:13 AM by Emma Parry

Date: 10 Jun 2010
Venue: Oxford


This is a facilitator led series of regular meetings where women from local science, technology and engineering companies can share experiences and expertise in a neutral and supportive environment. Meetings are facilitated to give you the opportunity to discuss real issues affecting your business. The group meet on a monthly basis, over the period of one year, to discuss issues affecting their business, or hurdles to starting their own business. Anything can be discussed and topics are decided by the participants. Group size is kept small to encourage participation and to help build trust. Everything is done in confidence.
Specific advice and support on business topics is also available through our network of professional advisors.
 
The aim is to provide dedicated time for women to share and learn from experiences.
 
Sessions will run every 2nd Thursday of month until Sept 2010. Enquiries welcome throughout the year.
 
If you are interested in taking part, please email 4women@scienceoxford.com.


TRAINING - London UK - Personal safety within mentoring and befriending

posted Apr 30, 2010 7:11 AM by Emma Parry   [ updated Apr 30, 2010 7:12 AM ]

Date: 13/05/2010
Time: 09:30 - 16:00
Location: Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining, 1 Carlton House Terrace, London SW1Y 5DB

Are your personal safety policies and procedures adequate and appropriate for your mentoring or befriending scheme?

Book your place here

The aim of this course is:

To provide specialist guidance on what is meant by personal safety within mentoring and befriending and to help you learn how to put into place robust systems to ensure the personal safety of the participants.

This course will help you to:

  • Understand the law regarding personal safety
  • Relate MBF’s best practice guidelines to your specific project
  • Implement personal safety risk assessments in relation to clients, volunteers and staff
  • Demonstrate how to undertake ‘on the spot’ personal risk assessment
  • Explain how to diffuse aggressive behaviour

TRAINING - Birmingham UK - Training your volunteer mentors

posted Apr 30, 2010 6:57 AM by Emma Parry   [ updated Apr 30, 2010 6:58 AM ]

Date: 11/05/2010
Time: 09:30 - 16:00
Location: BVSC, 138 Digbeth, Birmingham, B5 6DR

How do you prepare your volunteers for their mentoring roles?

What are the essential skills and knowledge required of a mentor?

Book your place here

The aim of this course is:
To provide those of you with little or no experience of training with an introduction to the ‘what’ and ‘how’ of initial mentor training. It will give you the opportunity to experience a range of tried and tested activities and explore how you can adapt content and delivery to meet the needs of your own project.

This course will help you to:

  • Understand the implications of learning styles for training delivery
  • Identify the training needed to prepare mentors for their roles
  • Determine what activities are appropriate for your own scheme
  • Adapt the activities and resources to suit your own volunteer mentors
  • Evaluate your training programme

NETWORKING - London UK - Peer mentoring networking event

posted Apr 30, 2010 6:55 AM by Emma Parry   [ updated Apr 30, 2010 7:18 AM ]

Date: 23/06/2010
Time: 09:30 - 15:30
Location: Barnet College, North London Business Park, Oakleigh Road South, London, N11 1GN

A regional networking opportunity for peer mentoring practitioners


This event will provide you with the opportunity to meet with fellow peer mentoring practitioners to exchange information and share experiences of co-ordinating or managing a peer mentoring programme.  You are also welcome to bring along a maximum of two peer mentors from your project.

For more information, please follow the link below:
http://www.mandbf.org.uk/news/eventinfo/article/4013/37/

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