A good mentor provides an empathetic ear, encouraging guidance and a wealth of professional knowledge, experience and expertise. They can advise, challenge and connect you with opportunities to advance your career goals.

Having a mentor in your corner can boost your confidence, sharpen your skills and accelerate your professional growth. But how do you find the right mentor and how do you cultivate a positive, mutually beneficial mentoring relationship?

In this course, you will:

  1. Understand the role and value of mentoring in career development
  2. Identify strategies to find and connect with a suitable mentor
  3. Learn the attitudes and behaviours that make you an effective mentee
  4. Explore ways to build and sustain a productive mentoring relationship

Do you ever get a nagging feeling that you’re a fraud? A feeling like you don’t deserve your accomplishments, you’ll never be “good enough,” and it’s only a matter of time before people find out? That feeling, while isolating, is common. And it has a name: impostor syndrome.

Impostor syndrome is a type of chronic self-doubt that causes us to feel like we’re inadequate, despite evidence showing otherwise. The result is that we become our own worst enemy—selling ourselves short and hurting our workplace performance. So, what does it take to overcome impostor syndrome?

In this course, you’ll learn to define impostor syndrome and determine whether it’s something you’re experiencing. Then, you’ll learn how impostor syndrome holds you back as well as six strategies to face your insecurities head-on.

Learning Outcomes

  1. Diagnose Impostor Syndrome with Precision
    Participants will be able to define impostor syndrome, evaluate its symptoms through structured self-assessment and distinguish irrational self-doubt from evidence-based performance indicators to support more grounded professional judgement.

  2. Analyse the Performance Impact of Impostor Patterns
    Participants will develop the capability to map how impostor tendencies undermine productivity, risk-taking, confidence and career progression, enabling them to proactively mitigate performance blockers across day-to-day workflows.

  3. Apply Targeted Behavioural Strategies to Overcome Impostor Syndrome
    Participants will operationalise six evidence-based techniques—including cognitive reframing, feedback activation, achievement tracking, and constructive dialogue—to strengthen self-efficacy, elevate workplace contribution and sustain long-term personal effectiveness.