Finding Purpose in Your Career
No matter where you are in your career, it is important to understand how the job you perform
Navigating Transitions with a Mentor
In the beginning, the first two months, you will build a working relationship with your mentor. Our team will also be on-hand during this period.
The next phase is focused on identifying clear development areas and building task list. This is often the most challenging phase.
This will be an execution phase and when the 'real mentoring' takes place. The mentee will grow the skills in the development area identified.
In the last phase, the mentee will review accomplishments and next steps.
We are compiling key resources for our mentor and mentee trainings!
Our toolbox will provide you the essential guide to complete the mentoring program. The toolbox will be provided during our kickoff at the beginning of each cohort.
$49
No matter where you are in your career, it is important to understand how the job you perform
$79
Today’s professionals are under an increasing amount of pressure to be able to “do it all,” which can
$79
This introductory-level course helps learners craft a resume that is targeted, elegant, and effective. It continues on to
$89
Inclusive cultures bring cultural awareness, belonging, and mental health to the forefront. Cultural awareness supports inclusivity because it
$49
You’ve heard of networking before, but you may not have realized that networking is much more than simply
$79
No matter your age or what phase of your career you’re in, leadership is a crucial skill on
$79
Why can it be so difficult to balance our work with our personal lives? And can these pressures
$79
One of the more precious resources a manager has is his or her time. Managers can become more
$49
Personal finance is a critical skill for long-term financial success. However, many adults have learned what they know
This is strength-based community building study
We study how critical resources for youth wellness are distributed in Toronto through asset mapping and closely examine how the resources aid in promoting or hindering healthy living in the Ethiopian Canadian community in particular. Below are some highlights from an initial survey we did with community members.
Total Survey Participants
Youth Age 19-30
Women Participants
81% used a dental or physician in the past year. 71% also indicated they used a hospital or a walk-in clinic.
16% used a therapist, psychologist, psychiatrist or a mental service provider in the past year.
Over 68% of survey participants indicated they have used community centre services in the past year.
Thank you
