Youth Mentor for High School Students
19 hours ago
edmonton, division no. 11, Canada
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$27,552
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Become a key contributor to student success as a Youth Mentor at the Federation of Black Canadians in Edmonton Southwest. This role requires building meaningful connections with high school students through mentorship and shared cultural experiences.
FBC is seeking passionate individuals aged 23-29 to mentor students in their Students Supports for Learning Program. As a mentor, you will empower mentees in developing academic and personal skills. Your guidance will play a critical role in fostering a supportive environment where students can thrive and navigate personal challenges.
Key Responsibilities:
• Connect with youth in person or online
• Develop trusting relationships with mentees
• Support academic and personal growth
• Maintain confidentiality throughout the mentorship
• Attend required mentoring training sessions
Requirements:
• Identify as a Black community member
• Reside in Alberta
• Prior mentoring experience preferred
• Bilingualism is an asset
• Dependable and adaptable
Help shape the future of youth through your mentorship and guidance in Edmonton.
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FBC is seeking passionate individuals aged 23-29 to mentor students in their Students Supports for Learning Program. As a mentor, you will empower mentees in developing academic and personal skills. Your guidance will play a critical role in fostering a supportive environment where students can thrive and navigate personal challenges.
Key Responsibilities:
• Connect with youth in person or online
• Develop trusting relationships with mentees
• Support academic and personal growth
• Maintain confidentiality throughout the mentorship
• Attend required mentoring training sessions
Requirements:
• Identify as a Black community member
• Reside in Alberta
• Prior mentoring experience preferred
• Bilingualism is an asset
• Dependable and adaptable
Help shape the future of youth through your mentorship and guidance in Edmonton.
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