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Why Mentorship with YWiB?
Mentorship is an excellent opportunity to kick-start your career, gain insight into the skillsets you need to grow, get guidance while making a career shift, or get some accountability to help you finally achieve your goals.
From a mentee perspective, mentorship is an excellent opportunity to kickstart your career, gain insight into the skillsets you need to grow, get guidance while making a career shift, and get the accountability you need to achieve your goals. YWiB’s Mentorship Program is also mentee-driven, allowing you to cater your interactions and growth towards achieving your career goals.
Tailored to the mentees’ objectives and interests, our mentorship coordinators strategically select mentors based on the mentees’ needs and goals to help with both professional and personal development. Based on mentee applications, we seek out women in the Vancouver business community who align with your career aspirations and will help to inspire and guide you in achieving your goals.
It is not a networking program – this is not a way to gain contacts in your industry but a carefully curated experience to help catapult your professional growth.
Eligibility
Mentees
You must currently be working. If you're a student, please explore your University YWiB Chapter to see if they have a mentorship program for you.
This program is for anyone who is:
Looking for guidance on career development
Looking for, or experiencing, a career change
Motivated to learn and grow within their careers, and committed to a 9-month program
Able to commit to meeting their mentor in person at least once per month for 1 hour
Mentors
Mentors must have:
At least 2+ years of industry experience
Open minded and willing to share life and work experiences
Able to commit to meeting their mentee in person at least once per month for 1 hour
Program Fees
Mentee applicants will be fully refunded if we are unable to successfully pair you with a mentor.