Volunteer Mentor Help a Ukrainian Refugee Rebuild Their Career

For many Ukrainian refugees, rebuilding a career in a new country comes with significant challenges—adapting to different job markets, meeting industry expectations, and developing a professional network. Without guidance, navigating these transitions can be overwhelming.

The Educational Equality Institute (TEEI) is looking for professionals from various industries to volunteer as mentors in our Mentorship for Ukraine Program. Your expertise and support can help mentees gain the confidence, skills, and direction needed to take the next step in their professional journey.

What You’ll Do:

• Provide one-on-one career mentorship based on your area of expertise.
• Offer guidance on job applications, resumes, and interview techniques.
• Share insights into industry trends, workplace culture, and career growth strategies.
• Conduct virtual mentorship sessions using our structured mentorship platform.

How to Get Started:

• Sign up here: https://kintell.com/g/mentors-for-ukraine.
• Complete your mentor profile and indicate your availability.
• Begin mentoring and supporting a Ukrainian refugee as they rebuild their professional future.

For more information, visit the Mentorship for Ukraine Program or learn about our mentorship platform.

By sharing your knowledge, you can play a key role in helping someone regain confidence, secure employment, and build a successful future. Join us as a mentor today.

Who We’re Looking For:

• Professionals from any sector with a background in business, IT, marketing, HR, healthcare, finance, or other fields.
• Individuals with strong communication skills who are willing to provide career advice.
• Those with experience in hiring, coaching, leadership, or professional development.
• Anyone interested in supporting professionals as they adapt to new job markets.

Why Become a Mentor?

• Flexible Engagement – Set your availability and mentor when it fits your schedule.
• Enhance Your Leadership & Coaching Skills – Strengthen your ability to guide others professionally.
• Be Part of a Global Initiative – Join a network of professionals dedicated to supporting Ukrainian refugees.
• Make a Direct Impact – Your expertise can help someone take meaningful steps toward career stability.