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2/4/2026

Soft skills, knowledge transfer, sharing… That's the essence of mentoring

Becoming a mentor to pass on knowledge and experience to a young job seeker? That's what Denis Simon chose to do through a program offered by his employer, with benefits for all involved.

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At DUO for a JOB in Borgerhout, young people with a migrant background are paired with experienced mentors to help them find a job more easily. According to the non-profit organisation, migrants in Antwerp have a 17% lower chance during recruitment processes. That is why they are launching the “Who is it?” campaign, aimed at raising awareness about discrimination against jobseekers.

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