Become a volunteer mentor
Change a young person’s future …and yours!
Today, at over 50, a new life is possible. It’s scientifically proven: from the age of fifty, happiness skyrockets, reaching a kind of ecstasy by about 70! Still active or young retiree, you dare to travel, learn, you want to share and invest in projects that interest you … You have skills and life experience, so why not put them to work young people who need you?
Being a volunteer mentor means making a concrete commitment to a societal project that makes sense! After being trained by our association, you shall accompany a young person for 2 to 3 hours per week for a period of 6 months. Together, you get to know each other, you define a professional project, look for job offers, training, you train to take interviews, talk about labour market law in France.
By sharing the experiences you have gained over the course of your career, you are truly giving a young person the chance to build their own and, without even realizing it, give yourself new meaning.
To become a mentor, you :
Are over 50 years old
Are available 2 to 3 hours per week
Have professional experience on which you can capitalise
Reasons to become a mentor?
To valorize and pass on your professional experience
A unique and enriching human experience
To join a network of active mentors
To contribute to society by volunteering
To develop new skills thanks to the program of continuing education
NO PREVIOUS COACHING EXPERIENCE REQUIRED!
A word from our Mentors!
I find this project both promising and positive. I wanted to share my experience with others; that’s what I’m doing now with my mentee
Luc, 65 years old
It is so well thought out and organised that I wouldn’t stop anymore!
Chantal, 67 years old
With DUO for a JOB, I had the chance to pass on the best of a whole lifetime and was then surprised to realise that I was actually receiving much more in return, from both the association and my mentee
Jacques, 70 years old
Both exciting and rewarding, each DUO broadens the humanity’s horizons
Françoise, 62 years old