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Introducing CCJ Mentorship & Career Guidance
Our mentorship initiatives connect experienced professionals with students, newcomers and community members in every sector.
Our mentorship initiatives connect experienced professionals with students, newcomers, and community members seeking guidance in all sectors.
Who the program is for
Students preparing for college or university, newcomers rebuilding a career in Canada, internationally trained professionals, and community members looking for guidance as they take their next step.
What it includes
- Mentor–mentee matching program
- Career mentorship for students and newcomers
- University and college preparation resources
- Professional development guidance
- Networking opportunities with community leaders
Become a mentor
Experienced professionals can make a lasting difference by sharing knowledge and networks. If you would like to volunteer as a mentor, apply to join our team.
Get involved
To ask about mentorship as a mentee, complete our intake form and select the topic closest to your needs, or contact us.
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