The power of mentoring

What if the most valuable skills were the ones you don't see on a resume? The ones you gain over the years, through challenges overcome and people met? The ones you can pass on when you become someone's mentor...

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You didn't go through all that
just to keep it to yourself!

There are some skills you don't learn in school 👨🏫

The strength to bounce back after a setback.
The boldness to propose a new idea.
The courage to start over.

By highlighting the contrast between certifiable skills and those acquired only through experience, DUO for a JOB invites everyone to recognize the value of what they have to offer others.

Our impact?

2673 duos

created in France since 2019 🔥

+70% young people

land a job, an internship or a training
(within 12 months) 🤩

829 mentors

of which 82% are starting a new duo again 🎖️
un nouveau duo 🎖️

Turning experience
into concrete opportunities

Through its intergenerational mentoring program, DUO for a JOB connects volunteers over 50 with young people from immigrant backgrounds to pass on expertise, skills, and, above all, confidence.

🚀 Because the most valuable qualities aren't always found on a diploma.
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Working in pairs for 6 months, they meet regularly to develop a personalized action plan. These meetings also allow each mentor to:

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Step out of your comfort zone

You challenge your own prejudices and discover other realities, other ways of living and thinking.

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Develop new skills

Trained and supported by the organization, you also learn from your mentee and develop leadership, empathy, and active listening skills.

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Join an active network of mentors

You will meet other people over 50 who share your values and can tap into this new network to help you in your role as a mentor.

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a senior with a young bearded job seeker wearing glasses
A smiling young Black woman wearing jeans
" DUO for a JOB was the organization I was looking for. A few hours a week is a small commitment compared to the satisfaction and happiness you get in return. Mentoring is truly mutually enriching. "

Nathalie, mentor

Would you like to get involved differently?

Become a mentor?

Are you over 50? Have you built a long career and gained valuable skills? Why not put them to use by helping young people who need your expertise?
I want to become a mentor

Volunteer?

DUO for a JOB offers various volunteer missions to participate, in its own way, in the professional integration of young people with an immigration background.
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I want to become a volunteer

Partner ?

Through collaborations on the ground, financial patronage, skills sponsorship, and solidarity fundraising.
I want to become a partner