Connecting New Canadians to Professionals In Their Field
A program of the Toronto Region Immigrant Employment Council (TRIEC), The Mentoring Partnership is a FREE program that brings together recent skilled immigrants and established professionals in occupation-specific mentoring relationships.
Humber College is a partner in this program and matches skilled immigrants to volunteer mentors in the same occupation.
How The TRIEC Mentoring Partnership Works
By connecting with a mentor, immigrant professionals (mentees), gain insights into Job Searching, Networking and Working in their field in Canada. TRIEC Mentoring Partnership more than doubles a newcomer's chances of securing a good quality job.
Mentoring takes place for a total of 18 hours over three months.
Meetings can be in person, online, over the phone and can include referrals for information interviews.
Learn about becoming a Mentee
Have you immigrated to Canada in the last five years?
A mentor could help you build your network and reconnect with your career.
Learn about becoming a Mentor
Do you have two plus years’ professional experience in Canada?
Mentors share their knowledge and insights with a newcomer, building their leadership skills in the process.
Humber's TRIEC Mentoring Partnership has created over 1,000 Mentoring Matches
With Employer Partners including
Need more information? Contact Us
Maggie Alongi-Maxwell
Phone: 416-748-7200 ext. 75108
Maggie.alongimaxwell@humber.ca
