The Power of Effective Mentoring in International Schools

This session highlights how mentoring can make a lasting difference in the learning and professional growth of trainee teachers, particularly in the unique environment of international schools.

This webinar led by Emma Cook, Programme leader and Kate Lowe, Deputy leader of the iQTS course at Tes Institute, covers:

• Enhancing Learning and Development: Learn how mentoring supports trainee teachers in their learning journey, helping them to develop essential skills and confidence more quickly.
• Building and Maintaining Relationships: Discover the role of mentoring in improving trainee teachers' ability to build and maintain positive relationships with students, colleagues, and parents.
• Providing High-Quality Feedback: Understand the importance of high-quality feedback in the mentoring process and how it contributes to continuous improvement.
• Offering Classroom Practice Opportunities: Explore how mentors can facilitate valuable opportunities for trainees to practice and refine their teaching techniques in the classroom.
• Encouraging Reflection: See how mentoring encourages trainee teachers to reflect on their own learning and teaching practices.
• Gaining Professional Expertise: Learn how mentoring helps trainees acquire professional expertise and navigate the complexities of teaching in international settings.
• Improving Mental Health and Wellbeing: Discuss the positive impact of mentoring on the mental health and wellbeing of trainee teachers, providing support and resilience in their early career stages.