National Mentoring Initiative
The National Mentoring Initiative supports urban centres in Canada to develop, implement and enhance mentoring programs for skilled immigrants in their communities. It will establish mentoring as a successful labour market strategy across Canada.
What the National Mentoring Initiative offers to communities
The National Mentoring InitiativeĀ supports communities to launch their own successful program through:
- Mentoring toolkit: This online toolkit highlights practices which will lead to a successful mentoring program and to generate discussion about how best to proceed. It is a description of the “nuts and bolts” of a successful model and includes good practices, indentifies discussion points, and provides ideas how to implement a program.
- Coaching: Technical assistance through coaches who have been involved in the development and delivery of successful mentoring programs in other communities.
- Networking: Opportunities to network with other mentoring service providers across Canada to share and learn from one another.
For more information, please read the backgrounder.
Contact information
Peter Paul, Project Leader, ALLIES
ppaul@maytree.com
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Funding for the National Mentoring Initiative is provided by TD Bank Financial Group.