How to leverage mentorship to find jobs for mentees?
Join us for our upcoming Alberta Immigrant Mentorship Network session:
How to leverage mentorship to find jobs for mentees?
Presenters:
Toyin Oladele, Founder and Executive Direction of the Immigrant Council for Arts Innovation https://www.linkedin.com/in/toyinoladele/
Glenys Reeves-Gibbs, Community Leader, Lloydminster Mentorship Program
Date: Thursday Nov 27
Time: 11:00am - 12:00 pm
Audience: For Mentor Program Professionals and community leaders who are interested in mentorship
Join us for this free, online session on:
How to leverage mentorship to find jobs for mentees?
This session, hosted by the Alberta Immigrant Mentorship Network, will feature speakers who have integrated the opportunity for mentorship connections with tangible employment strategies.
Mentorship programs often communicate expectations to their mentees not to expect their mentor will find a job for them.
In this session, we will learn about creative approaches to mentorship that are linked directly to finding employment for mentees. We will learn ways to connect mentoring conversations to job-seeking strategies to create employment outcomes for job-seeking mentees.
Please register at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/how-to-leverage-mentorship-to-find-jobs-for-mentees-tickets-1744092570829?aff=oddtdtcreator
Note: We will record the session and provide you with a link to the recording. We encourage you to attend the live session if possible. Your participation is a valuable contribution to our Alberta mentoring community.
This workshop is part of the Alberta Immigrant Mentorship Networkhttps://aimn.ca/. AIMN is an initiative led by the Edmonton Region Immigrant Employment Council (ERIEC)https://www.eriec.ca/ to support the culture of mentorship for more inclusive communities and workplaces. ERIEC is grateful to the Edmonton Community Foundation for their support of AIMN in 2025.