SAINT JOHN NEWCOMERS CENTRE PARTNERS WITH IMMIGRANT NETWORKS TO OFFER DIGITAL NETWORKING AND MENTORSHIP
New online program connects newcomers with nationwide professional community
Saint John, NB — The Saint John Newcomers Centre (SJNC) today announced an exciting new partnership with Immigrant Networks, an online social platform for immigrants across Canada. Beginning May 20th, SJNC clients can access Immigrant Networks’ innovative digital networking and live mentorship program from home.
The program allows newcomers to create an online profile, join interest groups, attend workshops, receive one-on-one mentoring, and connect with over 23,000 professionals and mentors nationwide through the Immigrant Networks platform. Participants can also sign up for live video mentorship sessions with experienced professionals in their field.
“We’re thrilled to partner with Immigrant Networks to bring these digital networking opportunities to the newcomers we serve,” said Mohamed Bagha, Managing Director, Saint John Newcomers Centre. “Building professional connections is so important, and this allows our clients to do that conveniently online and then take it further with live mentorship.”
“Immigrant Networks recognizes the need for communities across Canada to have access to Digital Networking & Mentorship programs and is proud to support the newcomers in New Brunswick through SJNC ” added Nick Noorani, Co-Founder of Immigrant Networks. “[It] empowers new immigrants to succeed in their adopted country through robust networking and career placement support, ensuring a smooth and successful settlement.”
SJNC clients can register now for this free program by visiting Immigrant Networks. Don’t miss this opportunity to build your network, learn from mentors, and take steps towards your career goals in Canada.
