This mentoring program supports two of FITT’s primary objectives:
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Inspire women in the industry to achieve their personal aspirations and potential AND |
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Assist women to broaden their understanding of the ICT industry. |
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FITT has always been keen to create connections for our membership, and we believe this mentoring program is a fantastic way to create great connections, support each other and share valuable knowledge.
So what’s it all about?
Our members have always been interested in wanting a mentor
or to develop skills as a mentor. Our mentoring program has
been running for three years. FITT has received phenomenal feedback from participating mentors and mentees! Given the great success of the mentoring program, FITT has decided to offer this valuable program on an annual basis to Sydney members.
Want to know more?
Download our
FITT Mentoring Brochure [PDF 1.4MB]. You can also use this brochure to tell your organisation about the program.
Read more details about the program and its benefits here ...
About Mentoring
We are continually collecting articles, useful links and answering ongoing queries about mentoring from the ICT community. For general mentoring information, contact
mentoring@fitt.org.au
Here are some links to other mentoring programs in Australia:
The NSW Government Women in Business Mentor Program
This is a six-month agenda that helps women business owners (mentorees) grow their business by linking them with experienced business people (mentors). Using a combination of mentoring, practical business workshops and networking events, the Program lends a hand to women to improve their business skills and successfully manage business growth.
www.smallbiz.nsw.gov.au/
Mentoring Institute Australia
The mentoring Institute Australia developed the mentoring model on which the FITT program was based. http://www.mentoringmodel.org/
Women In Technology (WIT)
The aim of the WIT Mentoring program is to facilitate the personal and professional growth of the members through the formation of successful coaching and mentoring relationships. The program caters to members at all stages of their career. Mentors and Mentees are supported with a diverse range of resource materials including role definitions, suggested activities, tips on building relationships and ways to measure success. WIT also hosts periodic workshops to allow face to face discussion of these issues.
http://www.wit.org.au/
Mentoring Australia
The official website of the National Mentoring Association links many mentoring programs community focussed, youth and business.
http://youthmentoring.org.au/
Page last updated
9 February, 2010
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