1. Insert partner logo to cover this block. If no logo is being used then delete by going to VIEW>master>slide master Diversity Forum - Durham Chinese Canadian Culture Centre November 26, 2011

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3. Insert partner logo to cover this block. If no logo is being used then delete by going to VIEW>master>slide master Agenda A Brief History Project Overview Outlining Roles & Commitment Benefits of The Mentoring Partnership Supports and Resources Question & Answer

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5. The Mentoring Partnership Launched by TRIEC (Toronto Region Immigration Employment Council) in November 2004. Skilled Newcomer Professionals Canadian Professionals Mentors Mentees Occupation-specific mentoring relationships Mentors are not expected to find a job for their mentees

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7. Insert partner logo to cover this block. If no logo is being used then delete by going to VIEW>master>slide master A Brief History By the Numbers (October 2011) 6,189 + mentoring matches 4,391 + registered mentors 5,000 + completed matches 50 + corporate partners 12 service delivery partners across the GTA

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12. Insert partner logo to cover this block. If no logo is being used then delete by going to VIEW>master>slide master Canadian Workplace Culture Information on their Sector/Profession Expand Professional Networks Defining Successful Partnerships Mentee’s goal: Reconnect with their career Objective of mentoring: Sharing of information, insight, ideas and networks to develop an effective job search plan

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14. Insert partner logo to cover this block. If no logo is being used then delete by going to VIEW>master>slide master Mentoring Coach A critical part of the mentoring relationship – they are always present and available to support the mentoring relationship The coach recruits program mentees, they also coach both mentee and mentor during their relationship and follow-up with the mentee for 12 months following their partnership; Speaks with the mentor and mentee by phone or in person at monthly check in; Clarifies the communications protocols between parties involved; Provides information and referrals to other resources/programs; Receives and provides feedback regarding relationship, program etc., Provides guidance when expectations are not being met, boundaries are perceived to have been crossed, or tested.

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16. Insert partner logo to cover this block. If no logo is being used then delete by going to VIEW>master>slide master A Piece of the Puzzle Networking Actively Applying for jobs MentoringVolunteering Research Internships Skills Development Bridging programs Job Fairs Review job postings Workshops

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18. Insert partner logo to cover this block. If no logo is being used then delete by going to VIEW>master>slide master Program Impact 83% of mentees said the mentoring relationship made a positive difference to their job efforts. Almost 80% of mentees secured employment after the mentoring relationship 67% increase in average annual salary of mentees after mentoring. 98% of mentees had a better understanding of relevant professional skills and how to customize their résumé for their profession. *2008 Research Findings 70% of Mentees who were in the mentoring program between November 2010-11 are now employed in a field related to their occupational experience and qualifications. *2011 TMP IT System Data

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20. Insert partner logo to cover this block. If no logo is being used then delete by going to VIEW>master>slide master Mentoring Supports The Mentoring Handbook: http://thementoringpartnership.com/handbookhttp://thementoringpartnership.com/handbook Partnership Dashboard: www.thementoringpartnership.com/dashboardwww.thementoringpartnership.com/dashboard Your mentoring coach. Resources and workshops available to mentees at service delivery partners. Mentor’s own professional and personal networks.

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