Mentorship With Al Parsai for Immigration Professionals
Mentorship sessions with Al Parsai help licensed Canadian immigration practitioners strengthen judgment, decision-making, and professional reasoning. These sessions focus on learning and analysis rather than case outcomes or legal representation. Through guided discussion, you explore frameworks and approaches that enhance how you practise.
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During mentorship sessions, you work one-on-one with Al Parsai in a structured, time-limited conversation. You explore reasoning strategies, test assumptions, and reflect on professional choices while building clarity and confidence in your practice.
Mentorship differs from immigration consultations. These sessions do not create a client–consultant relationship or provide legal advice. If you need client-focused advice, please book an Official Advice Consultation.
Available mentorship sessions
Booking and preparation
You book mentorship sessions one session at a time with Al Parsai through the scheduling link on this page.
Before the session, you will briefly describe the professional issue or learning objective you wish to explore. Clear preparation helps ensure that the discussion remains focused and productive.
ICN members
Members of the Immigration Consultants Network (ICN) may access mentorship booking options through the ICN platform.
Important note
Mentorship sessions offered by Al Parsai operate as independent professional development sessions. They are not the mentorship programs required or administered by the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants (CICC) for new members.
These sessions support professional reasoning, judgment, and practice development. They do not constitute legal advice or formal representation.
If you require legal advice for a client matter, you should consult a licensed legal professional or book an appropriate consultation service.
Cancellation policy
Mentorship sessions reserve time exclusively for the scheduled participant.
You must submit cancellation or rescheduling requests at least 24 hours before the scheduled session time. When notice is given within 24 hours, or when a participant misses a session, the session becomes non-refundable and cannot be rescheduled.
However, participants may transfer a session to another licensed immigration practitioner with advance notice.
Final note
Mentorship sessions work best when participants arrive with a clear learning objective and a willingness to engage critically with professional reasoning and judgment.
If you are interested in visiting or immigrating to Canada, please complete our free assessment form.
There is no fee for this assessment. We will review your information and contact you if we identify a suitable immigration pathway or other meaningful option for you.
If you would prefer direct advice about your specific situation, you may book a consultation session. This is a paid service and includes formal immigration advice from a licensed Canadian immigration practitioner.
Al Parsai, LLM, MA, RCIC-IRB
Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant
Adjunct Professor - Queen's University - Faculty of Law
Ashton College Instructor – Immigration Consulting
Author - 88 Tips on Immigration to Canada
Author - Inadmissibility to Canada for Human Rights Violations
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