Y2Bee - Peer Mentoring - 27 September 2025
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Y2Bee - Peer Mentoring - 27 September 2025

- Y2Bee - Peer Mentoring - 27 September - 10am-5pm

By Youth Scotland

Date and time

Location

Forth Valley Sensory Centre

Redbrae Road Camelon FK1 4DD United Kingdom

About this event

  • Event lasts 7 hours

Please note: Your booking won't be accepted until you provide all your details. We need all your information, to be able to ensure we have a space for you.

- Y2Bee - Peer Mentor Training

- 27th September 2025

- 10am - 5pm

- Location Forth Valley Sensory Centre, Redbrae Rd, Camelon, Falkirk, FK1 4DD

Intro to Youth Work for Young Leaders - Peer Mentoring

This Y2Bee Peer Mentor training aims to support young people (14 - 18 years old) in their community as peer mentors and increase young people’s emotional resilience through improving young people’s understanding of how to manage their own mental health.

Acknowledging that alongside their youth workers, young people will often turn to their most trusted friends for advice and help. Equally, it is often friends who will identify if one of their peers is struggling somehow or something is ‘not quite right’. The purpose of the Peer Mentor training is to positively build upon this experience and support young people with appropriate training and methodology to be effective.

The training will cover: What it means to be a peer mentor

How being a peer mentor can help young people

Active listening skills and practice

Creative tools to support peer mentor-mentee relationship building

Safeguarding, boundaries and confidentiality

Considerations for setting up peer mentoring at your youth group

Lunch and refreshments are included.

Registration

Young people must be accompanied on the training by at least one youth worker from their youth group. Places are limited.

When registering, please:

- Choose a ticket per youth worker and a ticket per young person

- Provide dietary requirements when asked (lunch will be provided)

- Provide emergency contact details when asked

Youth worker training is in high demand – please help us support youth workers to access the training and development they deserve with these simple steps:

  1. Tell us if you cannot attend more than 24hrs in advance. This allows us to free up the space for another youth worker (many sessions are oversubscribed) and means you will avoid being charged the £25 fee for late-notice cancellation or non-attendance.
  2. Check you can join with camera and microphone. Our online training is engaging, interactive and discussion-based – not a webinar format. Our members regularly tell us this is better learning and we are confident you will gain more.
  3. Eventbrite sends you all your information by email. You will receive your ticket at booking and be sent a reminder – with any login details if online – approximately 24hrs in advance. If there are materials and handouts, your facilitator will send these too.

Thank you for using our training and helping us to continue supporting the needs of our members and community-based youth work.

CANCELLATION POLICY:

Members:

A £25 non-attendance fee will be applied where cancellation has not been received in advance of the event(24 hours before the event).

Please note: if you have been charged a fee to attend this training, training fees are non-refundable, where a cancellation has not been received in advance of the event starting.

You/your group will then receive an invoice.

Non-members:

A £25 non-attendance fee will be applied where cancellation has not been received in advance of the event(24 hours before the event).

Please note: If you have been charged a fee to attend this training as a non-member groups/organisation, training fees will be non-refundable, where a cancellation has not been received in advance of the event starting.

You/your group will then receive an invoice.

Organised by

Youth Scotland is the national charity for supporting and delivering youth work in the community. We believe in changing lives through youth work.

We are the largest national youth work organisation in Scotland, supporting 113,100 young people, 2,400 youth groups and over 11,700 youth workers. Youth Scotland has been around since the early 20th century and has a diverse membership network – from small rural youth groups to large urban projects. The common goal that we all share is better outcomes for young people.

Free
Sep 27 · 10:00 GMT+1