Masterclinic:
Mentoring Youths
At Risk
🗓️ 25 Feb 2025 (Tues)
⏰ 8pm - 9:30pm (SGT)
📍 via ZOOM
(SGT: Singapore Time)
MASTERCLINIC OUTLINE
It's back! - Our signature MENTORING YARs Masterclinic!
At this virtual webinar, you get to learn from 3 industry stalwarts who have a combined 85 years experience working with offending-prone youths in Singapore! You will glean powerful insights and strategies to work with and mentor YARs (Youths-At-Risk)!
Mentoring Beyond 'Lane A': How to Effectively Mentor Youths for the Long-Term (Glenn Lim)
Therapeutic Mentoring: Journeying with Youths with Mental Health (Dr John Tan)
Mentoring Practices: A Peek into the Youth Guidance Outreach Services model (Wilson Tan)
🎤 Masterclinic Speakers
GLENN LIM
M.SocSc, M.Ed, Dip EdPsych, DACE
Founding Chairman, Architects of Life
Vice-President, Teen Challenge Singapore
Yellow Ribbon Ambassador, Ministry of Home Affairs
Former Youth Ambassador, Republic of Singapore
Glenn has been working with youths-at-risk and offenders since 1999. He is a veteran youth programme auditor and consultant, specialising in instructional design and curriculum development. He chairs various national committees and serves in community initiatives, and has been training youth leaders and practitioners since 2005. He was the course developer, trainer, and assessor for Working with Youth-At-Risk and Youth Mentoring modules in Social Services Institute from 2008 - 2013. Glenn is also the chairman of the national Mentoring SG and Mentoring Alliance SG, and advisory vice-chair of the Commonwealth Youth Ambassador for Positive Living. Regarded by many as a youth specialist 'guru', Glenn now consults extensively with youth & faith-based organisations in the ASEAN region, advising them on capability building and competency development. Glenn is deeply passionate about empowering the next generation through mentoring.
DR. JOHN TAN
DMin, DACE
Executive Director, CARE Singapore
Founding-President, Youth Work Association Singapore (YWAS)
Dr John K E Tan is the founding-president of Youth Work Association Singapore (YWAS), has been involved in the field of youth work since the late 1980s. He serves as the Executive Director of Children-at-Risk Empowerment (CARE Singapore), an organisation he’s been involved since its inception in 1997. John is also a key driver at Mentoring Alliance Singapore (MASg). He has been appointed the National and South-East Asia Head for ACEBM (Asian Center for Evidence-Based Mentoring), helping to develop practice standards and benchmarks in youth mentoring in Asia, an area which he has had a long-time passion for. Besides holding a Diploma in Adult and Continuing Education (DACE) along with ACTA qualifications, Dr John is also credentialed in many psychological tools. He is a Gallup-Certified Strengths-Coach, and also a Consulting Trainer-Coach with Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST) in SE Asia.
WILSON TAN
MSocSc (Professional Counselling),
Master Clinical Member, Registered Clinical Supervisor (SAC),
Registered Social Service Prac (SASW),
Certified Level 4 Prac (Assc of Psychotherapists & Counsellors),
Member with National Association of Cognitive Behavioural Therapists (NACBT),
Professional Member (American Counseling Association)
Wilson is the Executive Director of Youth Guidance Outreach Services (YGOS) since 2014. He has been mentoring & supporting children-at-risk, troubled youths, and their families since 1999. Wilson is also a member of the Youth Work Association of Singapore (YWAS). He is a strong believer and advocate that mentorship can transform the lives of at-risk youth and fulfil their potential.
YOU SHOULD ATTEND THIS WEBINAR IF YOU ARE:
Heads & Staff of Youth Organisations
Youth Program Coordinators, Leaders, Trainers
Youth Workers and Youth Mentors
Parents, Counsellors, Educators
🗓️ 25 Feb 2025 (Tues)
⏰ 8pm - 9:30pm (SGT)
📍 via ZOOM
(SGT: Singapore Time)
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