Pathways to Success
Program Description
The project serves immigrant girls between the ages of 14 and 21 as mentees to enhance their career readiness through a yearlong career focused mentorship. The mentees are paired with mentors who have similar career/education interest and can relate to the challenges mentees face when settling in a new country and adjusting to a new culture.
Program Details
- Career focused mentorship
- Ongoing group mentor/mentee sessions
- Training for mentors
- Field trips to job fairs
- One-on-one consultation with mentors
- Additional language and academic support
- Recreational and cultural activities that promote intercultural understanding
- Interactive career focused group workshops with professionals
- A 20-hour job shadow experience
- Build confidence, leadership and enhancement of public speaking skills
Eligible Clients
The program is available for all immigrant youth 14-21 years of age.
More Information
- Offered as a means to inspire youth to acquire skills and knowledge to choose a career path that is right for them
- Project participants gain practical insights of Canadian workplace and interested career fields through job shadow experience
- Project participants conduct an annual event to involve and educate the larger community
- The program partners with schools and community organizations
- Free childcare available
For more information, please email: youthprograms@ciwa-online.com
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