Mentorship Program

Unlocking potential through mentorship
Fall Edition: Nov 19 2025 – Feb 19 2026
Spring Edition: Apr 15 – Jul 1 2026

Guiding the next generation of tech talent

At Codam, we believe in the power of mentorship to inspire, empower, and unlock potential.

The Codam Mentorship Program connects experienced engineers with driven students, creating a one-on-one space for career guidance, skill development, and meaningful exchange – helping students step confidently into the professional world while giving mentors a chance to grow, inspire, and give back.

A path to a successful career

The Mentorship Program is a 3-month program designed to:

Time commitment expected from mentor & mentee:

Why join the Mentorship Program?

Whether you’re a mentor or a student, the program offers a unique opportunity to share knowledge, build connections, and grow together.

For Mentors

Pay-it-forward and contribute to the growth of young talent

Become a role model by sharing your career experience.

Enhance your coaching and leadership abilities.

Create lasting relationships with the next generation.

For students

Build confidence and launch your career in tech

Understand your career paths that suit you best.

Learn from professionals who’ve walked your path.

Build a professional network.

How it works

A simple, focused approach to mentorship.

Application

Students and mentors submit applications to join the program.

Matchmaking part 1

Mentor check the profiles of the mentees and include their preferences.

Kick off event

Mentors and mentees have speed-datings based on mentor preferences.

Matchmaking part 2

Mentees indicate which mentors they liked the most after the speed-datings.

1-on-1 guidance

Mentor and mentee meet one-on-one every 2 weeks for 1-hour.

Closing event

All mentors and mentees meet and share lessons learnt.

Being a mentor to me means going out of your comfort zone, connecting with the new generation of developers, making new connections outside of your bubble. Sharing information and your experience is very rewarding since what you may think is common knowledge, turns out to be not common at all. I always think about myself 14 years ago and how much I would benefit from some advice and encouragement.