Mentoring is an efficient and inexpensive method of enhancing the capability of individuals and organisations. A mentoring programme in your workplace can lead to on-going beneficial relationships and networks that positively impact on the bottom line.

TALC continues to support mentoring and encourages you to become a champion of mentoring in your workplace. Please follow the links below for a range of mentoring resources and information.

Mentoring Pocket Book - The ‘Mentoring for Managers in Transport and Logistics’, pocket book was printed and is still available through this website. The pocket book is a great resource for setting up and running a mentoring programme. more >> Mentoring Web Resources - The Mentoring Web Resources provide complementary information on mentoring including activities, checklists, web links and references. Together the pocketbook and the web resources represent a valuable mentoring resource. more >> eMentorMatch -  TALC has launched an online matching service to connect mentors and mentees. TALC encourages you to share your knowledge and experience by registering as a mentor. more >> Mentoring Programmes - Mentoring Programmes TALC has established and/or supported include; Mentoring Forum - A forum of interested industry players was held in 2005. The outcomes of this forum lead to further initiatives to promote mentoring. Mentoring Reference Group - A quarterly meeting of this group provided feedback and advice on mentoring initiatives in the T&L industry. Mentoring Pilots - TALC supported the implementation of two mentoring pilot programmes, the APICS/LAA industry programme and the ARTC ‘evolution’ programme. Valuable information on how to run a mentoring programme were gained for these pilots.

For further information on mentoring contact abanos@talc.com.au