Programme Design & Implementation Checklist Collection
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This collection of checklists is taken from my book Mentoring 3600: A very practical guide to designing and implementing your mentoring programme and getting it right the first time.
The order of the checklists reflects the process you follow to design and implement your programme – starting with doing the needs analysis (sometimes called the diagnostic) through to reporting on your programme outcomes and ROI (return-on-investment).
You can use these checklists to map your programme design and check-in on your implementation progress.
If you would like to talk about your mentoring programme design, book a call and we can chat: https://petersen.consulting/book-a-call/.
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