Volunteer Opportunities
There are many great ways to get involved, help your fellow students, and build your resume. Volunteer hours also make you eligible for certain Saitsa Awards and co-curricular records! Apply to volunteer below, or check out some of the specific volunteer roles we have available.
Administrative Team
Administrative volunteers will primarily work out of the Saitsa Resource Centre. These volunteers will be assisting with general administrative tasks.
Call for Students – Academic Council
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES Academic CouncilCall for Students! Saitsa Board of Directors are looking for 2 students to join SAIT’s 2021-2022 Academic Council. Academic Council is a recommending body to the SAIT Board of Governors that meets on a monthly basis from September 2021 to May 2022. What does the Academic Council do? Review academic plans, priorities, standards, admission requirements and standards, new program proposals, and graduation requirements To review student’s needs, evaluation methods, grading systems, and student support services To review institutional matters, including strategic and tactical planning processes, missions and mandate statements, policies, and trends in education and the economy…
Campus Safewalk Team
Operating out of Saitsa’s Resource Centre, the Campus Safewalk program is a service that is specifically designed to maintain campus safety for all students, staff, faculty and guests coming to SAIT Campus.
Events Team
Saitsa organizes plenty of exciting events at all campuses throughout the year, which require the help of dedicated and enthusiastic volunteers.
Marketing Team
The Promo Team is filled with students who embody Saitsa’s culture by actively communicating with their fellow students throughout campus.
Mental WHAT Team
Positive mental health and wellness is a no-brainer for Saitsa. The Mental WHAT Team assists with programming and events that improve upon and maintain positive mental health and wellness for SAIT students.
More Volunteer Opportunities
This is where you will find other volunteer opportunities as they become available.
Tax Program Team
The Tax Program provides practical experience for you to have training through Canada Revenue Agency’s Community Volunteer Income Tax Program (CVITP).
Volunteer FAQ
What is a Co-Curricular Record?
A Co-Curricular Record (CCR) is an official document that complements your academic transcript. The CCR program helps you track the skills you gain through activities like volunteering, mentoring, and club membership, so you have a record to show employers.
Why is a CCR important?
Your education amounts to more than just grades! It’s built on everything you do while you’re a student at SAIT, inside and outside of the classroom.
By completing your CCR, you’ll be better prepared to share your skills and experiences with potential employers both on your resume and during interviews.
To get started, create a My Career Hub account at mycareerhub.sait.ca and explore current CCR opportunities.
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