IC/Passport Number - School of Humanities, USM

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However, mentees are not obliged to consult the mentors serving at their respective workplace. Instead, they are free to consult any registered mentor who is available to render them the requisite assistance. Trained mentors must be prepared to shoulder their responsibilities as guidance counsellors, assistants, consultants or counsellors to those in need of assistance. A mentor must be prepared to utilise his/her knowledge, expertise and uphold the relevant values and ethics whilst rendering such assistance. 6. Training All mentors are required to undergo 3 levels of training as determined by the Mentors’ Committee. The mentors will be trained by experts from the fields of counselling and social work. The topics to be introduced at the first training session are as follows: a) Mentor system and its role b) Role and Importance of support services c) Self Awareness d) Psychosocial Needs of Children and Adolescents e) Psychosocial Needs of Adults and Senior Citizens f) Behavioural Personality g) Fundamentals of Rendering Assistance/Support h) Problem Resolution Processes i) Values and the Ethics of assisting At the end of the first training session, it is hoped that all mentors who have attended this workshop can provide mentor-mentee services to those in need of such services. 12
7. Mentor Training Procedure Academic & Non-academic Staff Advertisement for Mentors Mentor Training (Level 1: 5 days) (Level 2: 2 days) (Level 3: 2 days) Selection of Mentors - Application - Evaluation Criteria for Mentoring - Suitable Personality. - Possess training credentials (Minimum: Level 1) - One mentor from each School - Commitment to serve for TWO years 8. Procedures For USM Staff And Families To Obtain Mentor Services CONTACT SYSTEM Phone E-mail Referrals by employer, family, doctor and friend(s) Invitation Mentor services - Admission Interview - Consultation - Referral (if necessary) 13
Page 1 and 2: STUDENT’S PERSONAL DATA Name in F
Page 3 and 4: II. ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2008/2009 FOR
Page 5 and 6: III. General Academic Information D
Page 7 and 8: Application Procedures for Unit Tra
Page 9 and 10: Unit exemption obtained for Industr
Page 11 and 12: Dean’s List Guidelines (i) (ii) S
Page 13: There are a variety of mentor-mente
Page 17 and 18: LIST OF PARTICIPANTS FOR THE USM ME
Page 19 and 20: 18 Mr. Saad Othman Associate Profes
Page 21 and 22: ISLAMIC CENTRE 32 Mrs. Hjh. Rohayat
Page 23 and 24: SCHOOL OF CIVIL ENGINEERING 9 Mrs.
Page 25 and 26: USM MENTOR PROGRAM LIST OF SPEAKERS
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Page 59 and 60: [iv] EXAMINATION SYSTEM Examination
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4 Core 14 3 Core 11 III (73-100 Cou
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Topics to include: - Introduction a
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Lecturers/Tutors: 1. Mr. MOHD SHAFI
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Business Projects Reports by their
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3.4 Cocurriculum Refer to Academic
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3.9 COCURRICULUM COURSES* The cocur
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7. School of Arts a. Fine Arts b. G
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5. LIST/SYNOPSIS OF SCHOOL COURSES
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Social skills and responsibility
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300 HXE 301/3 From Milton to Johnso
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HXE 201/4 REPORT WRITING AND EDITIN
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HET 213/4 STRUCTURE AND GRAMMAR IN
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Students will be exposed to current
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e) The lecturer/ supervisor will me
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The Humanities Society has a Presid
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