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Out for Australia Mentoring Program applications now open

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National LGBTI initiative Out For Australia have launched applications for a new round of queer mentees looking for a step up in the workplace.

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Out For Australia’s Mentoring Program helps LGBTIQ students get a head start in the contemporary workplace, pairing students with LGBTIQ professional mentors in their desired field.

The program helps to place students with mentors in a range of fields including law, business, financial services, communications, government and many more.

The mentoring program is designed to last a year, with mentors touching base with participants at least on a quarterly basis to assist with any queries the student may have.

For further information on how to sign up as a student or as a mentor for this program, email mentoring@outforaustralia.org, or visit Outforaustralia.org.

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