Mentoring is a one-to-one relationship based on encouragement, constructive comments, openness, mutual trust, respect, and a willingness to learn and share. It exists between more experienced international students and future students in Canada. Mentorship does not intend to override the job of the IRCC/Immigration Officers. Mentorship aims to guide, encourage, support, and build a relationship with current and alumni international students. All immigration-related procedures will still be carried out by the future student. No immigration documents shall be submitted to the mentor nor will the mentor stand as a representative on behalf of the future student on a specific visa application. The mentor is only sharing their journey and life experiences in Canada as a foreign student. The mentor is generally coaching the future students on how to build their career plan that fits their life and goals in Canada. We are not giving any immigration consultation. Study Plan Proof reading is not included in the mentorship program.