When Skills for Change pioneered a settlement mentoring program in 1993, it was the first of its kind in Ontario. After 18 years, we are strong believers in the power of mentoring, and we offer occupational mentoring to people from our candidate pool.
Our experience has shown that occupational mentoring supports retention and often leads to advancement. You can improve employee retention and advancement by supporting a mentoring relationship with a seasoned volunteer mentor who has worked in the same field in Canada. The mentoring relationship is supported through our Mentoring Partnership with TRIEC as well as through our Mentoring for Change program.
We also recruit mentors on an ongoing basis, so if your company has an employer-sponsored volunteering program or policy, we can offer your employees a meaningful volunteer experience as an occupational mentor.
Contact Mentoring for Change
416-658-3101 x206 | Program contact form