Contacts, Beneficiaries and Reviewers
A Contact is an individual whom your organisation engages with. A Contact may have multiple Beneficiary records across Programs, Activities, and Cohorts. A Reviewer provides feedback on a Beneficiary.
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You are the Program Manager of a Youth Mentoring Program.
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Question 1 of 3
1. Question
1 point(s)Workplace mentoring is an Activity in the Youth Mentoring Program.
In this Activity, young people (Beneficiaries) are grouped into industry-based Cohorts.
There are two Cohorts:
- Hospitality
- Retail
Alex works in a cafe and in a shop. You have enrolled him into both Cohorts and he receives mentoring at both his workplaces.
How many Beneficiary Records does Alex have?
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1 point(s)You would like to measure the impact of mentoring (Activity):
- on mentees
- on mentors
Are mentors Beneficiaries or Reviewers?
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3. Question
1 point(s)After a young person receives six months of mentoring (Activity), you conduct Surveys:
- asking the young person about their interpersonal skills
- asking the young person’s parent about the young person’s interpersonal skills
Is the parent a Beneficiary or a Reviewer?
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