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Mentoring for Change |
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Skills for Change piloted mentoring services
for internationally trained professions in
Toronto in 1993. Today we offer employment,
settlement, and language mentoring services
to immigrants and newcomers from all walks
of life. Our mentees’ high level of
success—75% of participants in employment
mentoring gain employment in their fields
after being matched for only three months on
average—is a testament to the strength and
relevance of our volunteer mentors. |
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Mentors |
Mentees |
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As a mentor you are
professional in your field and are looking
to make a difference in the life of a
newcomer by sharing your experience and
knowledge. |
As a mentee you are an
internationally-trained professional
newcomer seeking support and guidance from a
professional working in your field. |
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Click
here
to learn more about volunteering as a Skills
for Change mentor. |
Click
here
to learn more about joining the Skills for
Change Mentoring for Change program
as a mentee. |
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Do you have a question about
being a mentor? Click
here. |
Do you have a question about
being a mentee? Click
here. |
Telephone Inquiries
Srna Stambuk
Mentoring Resource Specialist
416-658-3101 x260 |
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Last updated
03/22/2010 |
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