NCCER Mentoring for Craft Professionals

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NCCER Mentoring for Craft Professionals Course

Course Information
Construction Career Collaborative is pleased to offer the Mentoring for Craft Professionals certificate course developed by NCCER. The Mentoring for Craft Professionals curriculum details the expectations and outcomes of a mentoring relationship, characteristics of effective mentors, phases of mentoring relationships, communication techniques, conflict resolution, and elements of a formal mentoring program. After completing the training program, mentors will be able to determine the needs of trainees and how they learn best. Through mentorship, the future construction workforce will be equipped with the skills and expertise needed to maintain the industry's success.

Who should Apply?
With the average age of today’s craft professionals between 48-52 years old and 75 million baby boomers approaching or already at retirement age, it is becoming more important than ever for experienced craft professionals to pass along their knowledge to younger craft professionals. Experienced craft professionals have a lot to offer the younger generation. As mentors, they can leave a legacy and give back to the industry that has given them so much.

What does this course cost?
Accredited Employers - FREE with the use of coupon code PARTNER
* Accredited Employer status will be verified
Project Participants - $20

Therefore, this course is open to all experienced craft professionals who have leadership endorsement.

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Course Dates
March 20, 2023
May 22, 2023
July 17, 2023
October 23, 2023

Course Outline
* This is a 1 Day, 8 hours course

Coaching and mentoring and describe an effective mentor.
Establishing and maintaining good mentoring relationships.
Basic learning styles and the learning process.
The basic elements of communication and how these principles are applied to craft and specialty instruction.
Tracking and documenting protégé progress in a mentoring program

Contact Us for More Information at nick@c3.org!