How We Can Help
If you can’t take a GLP course, or you have and you’re wondering what’s next – consider working with a GLP mentor.
Working one-on-one with a mentor gives you the opportunity to steadily build confidence and skills in your craft with people who have been using a learning-centered approach effectively for years.
Mentoring within your team or for a large project helps to create meaningful change by growing or establishing a learning-centered culture within your organization.
GLP mentors offer individualized guidance on how to apply a learning-centered approach to your unique situation and challenges.
This may look like:
- Observing your facilitation and providing feedback
- Helping you work through a particular challenge
- Offering input on one of your meeting or learning designs, and suggesting ways to evaluate it
- Generating ideas for building a learning-centered culture in your workplace
- Supporting a team planning a large conference
- Supporting a learning-centered approach to organizational change
- Working with you to achieve certification as a practitioner or teacher of a learning-centered approach.
How It Works
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SELECT
Select the mentoring package that suits your needs and budget
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IDENTIFY
Identify the areas that you need support with
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MATCH
We will match you with a mentor based on your budget, availability, and areas of need
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SCHEDULE
Schedule your first session with your mentor and set the pace for future sessions
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ADVANCE
Advance your work with the support of your mentor
Individual or Group Mentoring Packages*
5 Hours
$1075-1300
per person
10 Hours
$2150-2600
per person
Custom
Build Your Own
*Exact costs vary depending on your mentor and other factors.
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