ILM Level 3 Award in Effective Mentoring achieved through dual-accreditation of modules within the University of Central Lancashire, Foundation Degree Arts in Community Leadership

This individual has undertaken the University of Central Lancashire, Mentoring Methods in the Community module and successfully completed the required assessment of writing a 1500-word evaluation on the processes and principles involved in effective mentoring.

This individual has undertaken the University of Central Lancashire, Mentoring Methods in the Community module and successfully completed the required assessment of writing a 1500-word reflective review of mentoring practice in the community.

This individual has undertaken the University of Central Lancashire, Mentoring Methods in the Community module and successfully completed the required assessment of creating a portfolio of evidence which included a detailed journey of their mentoring experience, feedback and observations on their mentoring role and reflection on their professional development and learning.

Through alignment to the modules above, it has been validated that the individual has met the requirements of the ILM Unit 300: Understanding Good Practice in Mentoring within an Organisational Context (8586-11) and successfully met the requirements of the assignment task of an individual 1500-word assignment against the unit assessment criteria.

Through alignment to the modules above, it has been validated that the individual has met the requirements of the ILM Unit 303: Reflecting on Mentoring Skills within an Organisational Context (8586-11) and successfully met the requirements of the assignment task of an individual 1500-word reflective review and portfolio of evidence against the unit assessment criteria.