Mentoring for Migrants

At hrdiamonds, we are convinced that knowledge transfer, networking and mutual learning are essential for professional success. Our two consultants Barbara Horak and Martin Petter take this belief even further in their roles as mentors in the WKO's “Mentoring for Migrants” program. This program supports highly qualified migrants in entering the Austrian labor market - a challenge that is often difficult to overcome without support.

What makes this mentoring program so valuable in their eyes?

  • Individual support: Over the course of six months, mentees receive practical insights into the Austrian job market, from application strategies to cultural particularities.
  • Opening networks & doors: Access to professional networks is often the key to success - and this is exactly where mentors can provide crucial help.
  • Mutual learning: The exchange brings valuable new perspectives and intercultural skills not only to the mentees, but also to the mentors.
  • Economic & social significance: The integration of international specialists strengthens Austria's innovative power and global competitiveness.

Every year, Barbara and Martin report how enriching this experience is - be it through inspiring success stories or the chance to make a positive contribution to equal opportunities. As Barbara wrote „Being part of this initiative every year is a privilege – it’s amazing to see how it empowers individuals.

Photo credits: Credits for the photos of the joint kick-off event go to the WKO.

 

       

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