AIM is a resource for alumni in Grades 11 and 12 and provides the chance for:

• Support and resources towards the goal of high school graduation
• Connection and engagement with fellow Trails alumni
• Access to other For Life resources and opportunities
• Ongoing connection to Trails

AIM is focused on meeting the needs of Trails alumni and is delivered in two ways: through 1:1 Mentorship and Group Mentorship. 

• What works best for you?
  • 1:1 Mentorship
  • Group Mentorship

Are you interested in becoming an AIM Mentor? If you graduated from Trails at least 5 years ago, and are passionate about supporting others, please complete the form below

AIM Calendar 22/23 – 1:1 Mentorship

AIM Calendar 22/23 – Group Mentorship

AIM Program Meeting Questions

• • Building a connection is something that takes time, and happens at a different rate for each AIM relationship. These questions are a resource to help jump-start your check-ins and connection, and are meant to assist or guide conversations and goal setting, and lead to open-ended questions and discussion. 
    • Grade 11 – 1st Mentorship Meeting Questions – 22/23
    • Grade 11 – 2nd Mentorship Meeting Questions – 22/23
    • Grade 11 – 3rd Mentorship Meeting Questions – 22/23
    • Grade 12 – 1st Mentorship Meeting Questions – 22/23
    • Grade 12  – 2nd Mentorship Meeting Questions – 22/23
    • Grade 12 – 3rd Mentorship Meeting Questions – 22/23

• • Understanding what mentorship is, as well as the potential impact of mentoring relationships and your role and responsibilities as mentor is important. We ask that all AIM Mentors complete the Mentor Canada Orientation as a starting point for program involvement, and as a supplement to the AIM Training offered once involved in the Program.