Employment Opportunity for Students with Disabilities Mentoring Program

Overview	EOSD Events	Mentorship Program	Student Resources

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Registration required: Managers/supervisors, register your students for the Employment Opportunity for Students with Disabilities (EOSD) by completing the registration form. New! Students can register themselves for the EOSD. Please note that the mentorship program is only open to students with disabilities who are registered with EOSD.

Overview

Mentoring plays an important role in employee engagement and retention, contributes significantly to individual and organizational productivity, and make employees feel valued.

Students participating in EOSD have the opportunity to participate in a self-directed mentoring program, designed to support students in:

• Developing a career path
• Assisting the mentee to develop cognitive skills
• Learning to network
• Developing a specific skill that the mentor and mentee agree on

Learn more about the program by reading: Mentorship Program for Students - Powerpoint Presentation

How to Participate

Only students registered with EOSD can participate in the mentorship program. Once registered, students will receive information on how to get started and find a mentor. Please visit our EOSD GC Pedia page (only available on the GC intranet) for more information.

Resources

• Roles and Responsibilities of Mentees - Canada.ca
• Roles and Responsibilities of Mentors - Canada.ca
• Backgrounder for Mentors
• Mentorship Program for Students: Information for Mentors - Powerpoint Presentation
• Human Resources Council (HRC) Mentoring Guides
• Best Practices for Mentorship
• Mentorship Resources - wiki (gccollab.ca)
• EE Informal Networking and Mentorship
• List of prompt questions for mentees to ask during mentoring session (Accessible document)
• EOSD Mentorship Log - Bilingual (also available in an accessible English version)

Contact Us

For additional information on the EOSD Mentorship program or to sign up as a mentor, contact the Public Service Commission’s Diversity and Inclusion Centre of Expertise.

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