• Aquatic work in park hosting / lifesaving at an outdoor and/or indoor aquatic facility.

• Performs a variety of operational, lifesaving and maintenance tasks in offering recreation aquatic programs for all age groups.

• Eligibility / Requirements:

  - Sound knowledge of the theory and practice of lifesaving, artificial respiration, aquatic emergency procedures and First Aid.

  - Ability to maintain concentration and vigilance while supervising an aquatic environment.

  - Demonstrated ability to organize and conduct a variety of special events and activities.

  - Ability to represent the City and the Department in a professional positive manner.

  - Ability to communicate effectively with a diverse range of individuals.

  - Ability to prepare and maintain records relating to the work.

  - Completion of Gr. 10, with courses in lifesaving, aquatic skills, pool operations plus some related experience, or an equivalent combination of training and experience.

  - Standard First Aid with CPR Level 'C' / Automated External Defibrillator (AED).

  - Bronze Cross.

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• Lead a variety of preschool school-aged children sports and arts programs in a recreational setting.

• Commitment: June 29 - Sept 4 on weekend shifts (Saturday & Sunday) only from 8:30am - 3:00pm.

• Qualifications:

  - Related experience working with preschoolers or children.

  - Emergency First Aid with CPR-C.

  - Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.

  - Strong leadership characteristics.

  - High Five certification is an asset.

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• Moresports is hiring youth coaches (passionate, energetic Grade 11 and 12 students).

• Receive FREE monthly Professional Development Training & Coaching Certification – including First Aid, Canucks Autism Network.

• Many coaches are placed back at their former elementary schools.

• Schedule is flexible; shift durations are approx. 2:15pm-4:15pm (requires block 5 off).

• Minimum 2 Hours per week consistently for 5-8 weeks with potential for more.

• Explore career paths in the federal public service across Canada.

• Gain meaningful experience working on projects and initiatives that impact Canadians.

• Eligibility Criteria:

  - Registered as a full-time student in a secondary or post-secondary accredited academic institution (includes persons with disabilities considered to have full-time status, and adult secondary-level education/retraining program participants).

  - Meet the minimum age requirement in the province or territory of work.

  - Returning to full-time studies in the next academic term, or if in final year, must have been previously employed under the Federal Student Work Experience Program, the Co-op/Internship Program, or the Research Affiliate Program.

• Preference given to Canadian citizens and permanent residents.

• Introduce residential painting services, provide basic information, and generate leads for the sales team.

• Job Duties:

  - Go door-to-door in assigned neighborhoods.

  - Talk with homeowners & collect lead info.

  - Build communication & objection-handling skills.

  - Part-time with flexible schedule (evenings & weekends available).

  - Paid training provided.

• Requirements:

  - Friendly, confident, reliable.

  - Comfortable talking to people & walking outdoors.

  - Available to anyone (no license required).

• Year-round and seasonal full-time hourly painters for spring/summer 2026.

• Fast-paced, fun environment working outdoors with a crew of 2-3 people.

• Hands-on experience in customer service and communication; training provided (no experience necessary).

• Requirements:

  - Hardest-working, most motivated individuals.

  - Able to work full-time throughout the majority of the summer.

  - Must have a license and a vehicle (job site locations change frequently).

  - Manual labour and ladder work required.

  - Typically suitable for Grade 12 students due to license requirement.

• Government program supporting employers to create quality summer jobs for young Canadians.

• Over 100,000 jobs available.

• Eligibility:

  - Youth aged 15-30 (at the start of the summer job).

  - Canadian Citizens, Permanent Residents, or refugees given protection with a valid SIN.

  - International students or individuals waiting for a refugee decision cannot take part.

• Responsible for managing all activities at respective soccer camps.

• Training for programs is provided (soccer expertise not required).

• Requirements:

  - Experience managing, coaching or supervising a team, preferably in a camp or sport environment.

  - 2+ years experience with children.

  - Hold or willing to get a Standard First Aid with CPR-C certificate.

  - Criminal Record check required for ages 18+.

• Timing: Saturday & Sunday Mornings, Monday to Friday (June 29th - August 28th).

• Paid high school student internships with no experience required.

• Job Duties:

  - Work outdoors with local crews.

  - Stay active while learning new skills.

  - Engage in Horticultural education program by attending at least 3 in-house seminars (evening or online, dinner provided).

  - Weekly plant learning from Landscape Supervisors.

• Details:

  - Start part-time (3 days/week) with opportunity for full-time hours (5 days/week).

  - Weekends & holidays off.

  - Free training, all safety gear, and access to free in-house education provided.

  - Includes scholarship opportunities, staff events, and potential to return every summer.

• Commit to at least one 3.5-hour shift (morning/afternoon, Wed-Sun, April 18 - May 31)

• Provide FRDC challenge details to participants

• Check IDs against Tourism Challenge passports

• Check answers to challenge questions

• Stamp Tourism Challenge passports

• Answer general questions about the Fraser River Discovery Centre

• Must be 15 years of age or older

April 18 - May 31 (Shift commitment)

• Open to secondary students

• Placed in local elementary or middle classrooms

• Earn volunteer hours and a letter of reference from sponsor teacher

• Must commit to and be available for all instructional days

• Requires a police information check for the vulnerable sector

Friday, June 5th, 2026

• Move for Sight annual fundraising event for Fighting Blindness Canada

• Mandatory virtual orientation & training session in late May

• Roles: Registration (sign in, collect forms/money), Route Marshall, Refreshments Monitor, Activities Zone, Set up/Tear down

• Look for students who are reliable, friendly, and comfortable starting conversations

• Must be open to different cultures and flexible with schedule/placement

• Join small group conversation practice, help with games/activities, and support teachers with classroom tasks

• Enhance Coquitlam's parks

• Options include: Drop-in activities, Group park projects, Ongoing park care activities on your own schedule, Park amenity additions, Park programs

• Assist at Neulbom Korean School

• Requirement: Conversational fluency in Korean (classes taught in Korean)

• Schedule: Saturdays from 2:00pm - 5:00pm

• Gain coaching and youth leadership work experience

• Supports volunteers to potentially become paid Afterschool coaches

• Assist in a fitness and social program for people with early symptoms of dementia

• Commitment: Minimum 6 months commitment on Thursdays

• Responsibilities: Assist with set-up/clean-up of refreshments/games, assist participants during fitness programs, support social interaction, spend 1-to-1 time with participants needing extra support

• Port Moody Library: Teen Volunteer Programs (Book Buddies, Tutoring for kids, Teen/Tween Advisory Groups)

• Coquitlam Public Library: Homework Help club, Parlez-Nous en Francais, Reading Buddies, Teen Advisory Council

• City of Coquitlam: Age 13+, requires successful Police Information check, 2 references, and orientation attendance

• City of Port Moody: At least 14+ for recreation and 13+ for community; requires orientation and Police Information check

• City of Port Coquitlam: 14+ if volunteering for recreation

• Game Day volunteers running the Box Office and performing other Game Day tasks

• Commitment: Full season commitment including playoff season

• Eligibility: Must be in Grade 11 or 12

Coquitlam Express Hockey Club

• Tending to coho or chum fish at various stages of growth

• Non-fish duties available: accounting, administrative work, gardening, plumbing, electrical work, and general building maintenance

• Drop-in tours available Saturdays 9:30am - 12:30pm

• Help seniors and individuals with physical disabilities clear adjacent City sidewalks, driveways, and walkways of snow

• Eligibility: Age 16+, Coquitlam resident, adequate physical shape

• Commitment: 1-2 homes per individual each session; term runs all of 2025-2026 winter season (weather dependent)

• Federally funded skills enhancement and volunteer program

• Includes team-based community engagement projects, job search training & support, and designing a youth-led project

• Benefits: Free program, reference letter, Certificate of Completion, gain min 120 volunteer hours, and a microgrant of $1000, $2000, or $3000

• Eligibility: Age 15-30, Canadian citizen/permanent resident/refugee status, BC resident

• Create online and handmade cards for pediatric patients and youth homeless shelters

• Conduct research projects, build infographics, and write storybooks

• Participate in in-person fundraising events and community initiatives

• Open to participating from home or in-person

• Non-profit providing outdoor-based camps for ages 5-12

• Activities include: swimming, boating, active games, sports, table games, arts and crafts, talent shows

• Out-trips to White Pine Beach, Coquitlam River, Zone Bowling, Crash Crawly's, and regional pools/parks

• Strong volunteers may eventually explore future career and staff roles

• Support year-round sport programs and events for athletes with intellectual disabilities

• Roles in sport, administration, health, fundraising, and youth programs

• Commitment: As little as an hour a week

• Eligibility: Age 14 years or older, living in BC

• Assist staff, support activities/games, mentor younger campers, and maintain a safe camp environment

• Eligibility: Ages 14+

• Schedule: Weekly camps from June 29 - Sept 4, 2026

• Educate park visitors with hands-on, interactive educational displays regarding marine ecosystems

• Collect baseline info on the impact of recreational fishing on local crab populations for Fisheries and Oceans

• Eligibility: At least 16 years old, positive attitude, interested in marine ecology, comfortable handling live intertidal marine life

• Commitment: Minimum 6 weekend shifts (~30 hours) from the last weekend in June to Labour Day

• Duties: Welcoming students, assisting teachers with classroom set up/clean up/disinfecting, escorting students, reinforcing 'FISH' behaviour policy, working one-on-one with students needing extra support, supervising breaks

• Requirements: Age 14+, attend mandatory orientation on Thursday July 2nd (4:30 - 6:30 PM), complete a Criminal Record Check

• Schedule: Runs 6 weeks from July 6 – August 14, 2026

• Positions available for set-up, take-down, Kid's Power of Produce tent, and Kid's Craft Tent

• Coquitlam Schedule: May to October on Sundays (9am - 1pm) at Dogwood Pavilion Parking Lot

• Port Moody Schedule: June to October on Wednesdays (3pm - 7pm) at Port Moody Rec Parking Lot

• Join Vancouver's biggest Latin Fiesta

• Areas to volunteer: Event planning, Event Coordinator, Human Resources, Culinary Arts, Sales, Marketing, Social Media, Graphic Design, Photography, Promotion, Journalism, Arts & Craft, Video Production, Kids Activities, Fashion

• Schedule: July 10-12th

• Volunteer-driven cultural festival

• Requirement: Must do at least one 4-hour shift

• Benefits: Volunteers receive a small meal and a volunteer benefit package

• Schedule: Saturday July 25th (10am - 10pm) and Sunday July 26th (11am - 8pm)

• Connect with others sharing a passion for food and culture

• Eligibility: Students aged 15+

• Perks: Earn volunteer hours, eat dumplings, grow teamwork/communication skills

• Schedule: Saturday August 15th, 11am - 8pm (in shifts)

• Enthusiasm is essential; skills are not required

• Areas needed: Set-up/tear down, Green team, Parking/bike-scooter, IT & Volunteer support, Beverage service

• Schedule: July 16th - July 20th

• Pre-event roles (remote/in-person): promotions, planning, research, soliciting contributions

• Main event day roles: Passenger/volunteer check-in, People/Traffic control, SIA Motorcycle Team, Helicopter Support Crew, General help, set-up/teardown

• Eligibility: Everyone age 15+

Main event August 29-30, 2026 (Roles available now)

• Duties: Monitor donor safety post-donation, restock refreshments, promote special treats, maintain cleanliness, donor appreciation

• Eligibility: People 17+ years of age

• Commitment: At least 6 months; reference available after 6 months

• Opportunities to become a Volunteer Team Leader