Mentoring from an Islamic Perspective – TYLP

Completing This Course Will Help You

Understand the concepts of mentoring and coaching
Establish a mentoring relationship and set appropriate ground rules
Deal with common mentoring challenges
Plan, structure and manage mentoring sessions

Assess and respond to individual mentoring needs
Set appropriate goals and action plans
Assess the effectiveness of a mentoring relationship
Manage the end of a mentoring relationship

Course Description

The aim of the course is to equip you with the knowledge and skills to mentor others. This is achieved through providing insight into the process of mentoring and teaching the essential mentoring skills. Case studies, practical activities and assignments are included. There is an emphasis on self-awareness, personal and professional development, critical reflection and supervision.

Course Instructor

TYLP Course Development Team

Who Is The Course For

This course is suitable for anyone who is involved in mentoring or who wishes to develop mentoring skills. The course is suitable for first-time mentors as well as those who already have mentoring experience.

Skill Level

Introductory – No previous knowledge or professional qualifications required

Duration

4 weeks (2 to 3 hours of effort each week)

Course Content

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Understanding Mentoring and Coaching 6 Lessons

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Mentoring Course Introduction

Defining Mentoring

What is Mentoring?

Defining coaching

What is the difference between mentoring and coaching?

The Potential of Mentoring 3 Lessons

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History of Mentoring

What can mentoring do?

Mentoring misconceptions

Self-Awareness 5 Lessons

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Introducing Self-Awareness

What is Self-Awareness?

Telling my story

Visualising my future self

Summary Self-Awareness

Mentoring from an Islamic Perspective 12 Lessons

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Quranic Model of Murabbi

Key Quranic concepts in Mentoring

God as al-Murabbī

Quranic Parables

Prophet Muhammad ﷺ as a Murabbī

Prophet Muhammad ﷺ distinctive Qualities as a Murabbī

Main strategies of a Murabbi

Derived words from rabb

Mothers and Fathers as Murabbī

Compassion and Mercy: Divine Attributes

The Prophetic Pedagogy

Traits of a good mentor 9 Lessons

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Ingredients of a good mentor

What makes a good mentor?

Building rapport and trust

3 Core Coaching Skills

Matching and Mirroring

Listening Skills

Questioning Skills

When mentoring does not work?

The Mentoring Session 9 Lessons

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What are the benefits of mentoring?

Mentorship Agreement

The Mentoring Process Lifecycle

Mentoring Process Lifecycle Eexercise

Setting SMART goals

For mentors: Where do you even start?

Dealing with Mentoring Issues

Questions to ask Your Mentor

Characteristics of a failed mentoring relationship

Goals and Frameworks 8 Lessons

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Using models and frameworks

The G-STAR Model

How can mentoring help me?

Finding the right mentor

Becoming a mentor

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