Become a student mentee
Get a glimpse into professional life after you’ve crossed the stage here at SAIT, and learn how to improve your interpersonal communication skills, grow your professional network, enhance your understanding of the workplace and explore potential career paths.
Next program date: Feb. 2 – April 24, 2026
Program registration: Nov. 3, 2025
Eligibility
You are eligible to apply if you:
- Are a current full-time credit-student in your second year of study or higher
- Are able to commit to the full 12-week program (suggested 1-hour weekly meetings) and complete additional activities assigned by your mentor
- Have completed the mandatory application and student training quiz
Benefits of participating
As a student mentee, you will:
- Build professional networks and relationships
- Develop effective and professional communication skills
- Increase your confidence and self-awareness
- Receive guidance to achieve your career goals
- Receive an Experiential Learning Record upon program completion
Submitting your application
To get started, click the login button on the main My Career Hub (MCH) landing page.
Select “Student Login” and enter your SAIT email address and password. Once logged in, you will see the MCH menu on the left. Click on “Industry Mentorship” to start your application.
You will hear back on the status of your application one week before the program start date.
Interested in becoming an industry mentor?
Being an industry mentor is a great way to share your experiences and passion for your field with a student who’s eager to learn — while gaining new skills yourself, like leadership, guidance and interpersonal skills.
Learn moreContact us at
Industry Mentorship Program
Oscar Chavez, Industry Mentorship Coordinator
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Email - oscar.chavez@sait.ca
Student Services
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