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                        The Scottish Mentoring Network has Moved!!!

Our new contact details are:

Address: 3rd Floor, Centrum Building, 38 Queen Street, Glasgow, G1 3DX

Tel: 0141 225 8009

Fax: 0141 248 8066

 

    

Welcome to the website of the Scottish Mentoring Network. Whether you are someone new to mentoring and looking to find out more about it, or an experienced mentoring or coaching practitioner looking to keep up to date with developments, this website has something for you. This website contains the most comprehensive on-line library of  mentoring information in Scotland. The idea is that we save you time by gathering all the information, resources and contacts you need in one place. The trade off is that we rely on you to help us keep the site up to date and the number one place to network and share best practice.  

If you wish to be kept up-to-date with latest developments then please e-mail us at info@scottishmentoringnetwork.co.uk and we will add you to our contact database. If you want to join the Scottish Mentoring Network please click here. 

Click here to see Latest News  "Approximately 1.5 million Scottish adults are currently acting as mentors". The results from our latest public survey have been released (31 March 2008).

Click here for the 10 most popular mentoring research/evaluation document downloads

Click here for recent additions to the mentoring research/evaluation document bank  New documents added 25 April.

Other Additions to the Site:

New events have been added today (11 April). To find out more click here.

"Growing Mentoring and Coaching in Scotland: Realising Our Potential" Conference jointly organised by the Scottish Leadership Foundation, SMN and the University of Strathclyde's Centre for Executive Education. 22 May 2008. Glasgow.  

Some of the successful Approved Provider Standard Portfolios have now been added to the Resources section of the SMN website, however these are only available to members of SMN.  

The development of this website was funded through a partnership between the Scottish Government and Lord Laidlaw of Rothiemay's 'Laidlaw Youth Trust'.