Unit Award Scheme

121880 SETTING BOUNDARIES IN PEER MENTORING

In successfully completing this unit, the Learner will have

Evidence needed

shown knowledge of

1at least two different definitions of both personal and professional boundariesSummary sheet and/or student completed work
2the importance of having clear professional boundaries in peer mentoring, giving three specific examples that identify the boundary and why it is needed, eg not adding a mentee to their social media accountSummary sheet and/or student completed work
3four specific examples that highlight the importance of healthy boundaries in a peer mentoring relationshipSummary sheet and/or student completed work
4how boundaries in peer mentoring link to safeguarding procedures, based on at least two given case study examplesSummary sheet and/or student completed work

demonstrated the ability to

5work as part of a group to explain three ways to put in place and maintain boundaries as a peer mentorSummary sheet
6discuss and debate with peers four potential barriers to maintaining boundaries as a peer mentor and how this may impact on a mentor-to-mentee relationshipSummary sheet
7analyse at least two ways confidentiality and health and safety policies should be considered when boundary-setting in peer mentoringSummary sheet

experienced

8participating in a group activity to identify the safeguarding procedures that need to be taken in given case studies about breaches in mentor- to-mentee boundariesSummary sheet
9watching a video on the subject of mentor boundaries.Summary sheet

All outcomes recorded on an AQA Summary Sheet

Approved 12 August 2024Level - Level Three