| | | More info | No | The UBC Geering Up STEM Leadership Program (STEM-LP) is a year-long initiative focused on the professional development and training of high school students for the purposes of establishing strong values indicative of a STEM Ambassador. The summer component of the program will focus on a Social Development Project (SDP) in addition to volunteer work with Geering Up. This time will provide the Leaders-in-Training with the tools they need to be successful STEM Leaders in the future.
Leaders-In-Training (LITs) are high school volunteers who support our summer camps for kids. They work closely with our instructor team in leading a minimum of 2 one-week-long daily STEM summer camps with up to 24 youth by creating a hands-on and dynamic learning environment. Camps will be held in person at UBC Vancouver or an Offsite location (South Surrey, Coquitlam, Richmond, or North Vancouver). Leaders-In-Training have the opportunity to learn hands-on Engineering skills and apply them in a summer-long Social Development Project (SDP). More details will be provided during the course of the training program, however, this project will require some work outside of regular shift times.
Applicants must be entering Grades 10-12 in September 2026.
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1/3/2026 |  | | | | More info | No | Be part of the BIG picture by joining us at the 2026 Vancouver Sun Run as a Big Brothers of Greater Vancouver Charity Volunteer!
Available shifts: - Fri, April 17 (10AM - 3PM) - EXPO PACKAGE PICKUP
- Sat, April 18 (TBD & 1:30PM - 6:30PM) - WRAP PARTY SETUP
- Sun, April 19 (9AM - 2PM) - WRAP PARTY & FINISH LINE CHEER
Limited spots available - be sure to apply ASAP if interested.
Apply through the website below or email volunteer@bbgvf.com to receive information on how to officially register as a volunteer for this event!
*Each volunteer will receive a special souvenir T-shirt and refreshments. Student volunteers will receive a letter of completed volunteer hours via email (one week after the race). | | Expires:
4/17/2026 | | | | | More info | No | Build Your Future in Construction
Are you a motivated Grade 12 student interested in exploring a career in civil construction? Join Hall Constructors this Spring Break and experience real work on active construction sites while earning paid industry experience.
Interns will gain exposure to civil construction, mechanical (plumbing) trades, heavy duty mechanics, learn foundational safety practices, and participate in Hall’s industry-leading competency-based training program.
Core Responsibilities
- Attend all scheduled workdays and arrive on time
- Follow direction from supervisors and designated mentors
- Demonstrate safe work practices at all times
- Participate in safety orientations, toolbox talks, and daily site check-ins
- Learn and apply the basics of construction through supervised tasks
- Observe and assist with activities such as spotting, site organization, and material handling
- Complete required training modules
Interns will not perform any task without direct instruction and supervision.
Required qualifications:
- Currently enrolled in Grade 12
- Interest in civil construction, Mechanical (plumbing) trades, heavy duty mechanics or related fields
- Ability to commit to 80 paid hours ($25) between March 16–27, 2026
- Physical ability to work outdoors and on active construction sites
- Ability to follow supervisor instruction clearly
- Reliable transportation to and from project locations across the Lower Mainland
- CSA-certified steel-toed boots
- Work-appropriate clothing
- A positive attitude and willingness to learn
Considered an asset (not required):
Previous shop, trades, or hands-on work experience
Participation in school trades programs or work experience classes
Interpersonal Skills: - You are motivated, respectful, and eager to learn
- Strong communication and listening skills
- Ability to work within a team environment
- Open to feedback and coaching
Apply by January 17, 2026
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1/17/2026 | | | | | Apply here | No | Rainforest Adventure Camps: Volunteers wanted
"We are a non-profit that has been providing outdoor-based camps for ages 5-12 and other programs in the Tri-Cities since 2019. Our goal is to empower and inspire youth and create community. We are always looking for kind, patient, and respectful people to volunteer. We hope that our strongest volunteers eventually become staff.
Our activities at camp include swimming, boating, active games, sports, table games, arts and crafts, talent shows, and more based on the interests of participants. Our out-trips include places such as White Pine Beach, the Coquitlam River, Zone Bowling, Crash Crawly's (when heavy rain is forecast), and pools, parks, and playgrounds throughout the Tri-Cities.
In the summer, we are also offering camps in Burnaby, New Westminster, Vancouver West Side, Richmond, Ridge Meadows, North Vancouver, Langley, and Surrey."
If you are looking for a fun place to get volunteer hours or potentially explore a future career, this sounds fun, doesn't it? They are currently recruiting for Spring Break.
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3/1/2026 | | | | | More info | No | Volunteers represent the face of the market to the community. They are responsible for setting up and tearing down the market each week, and provide general assistance to vendors and visitors. Volunteers also answer inquiries from the public, and help with crafts and events. On-site training is provided to all volunteers.
The Port Moody Winter Market season runs: November - April
Sunday (10am - 2pm) 300 Ioco Road (behind Library in the parking lot of the Port Moody Recreation Complex)
Shift Timing 8am - 10am (Set Up) 10am - 12pm (Kid's Craft Tent) 10am - 12pm (Kid's Power of Produce Tent) 12pm - 2pm (Kid's Craft Tent) 12pm - 2pm (Kid's Power of Produce Tent) 2pm - 3:00pm (Take Down)
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2/1/2026 | | | | | Read more here | No | Summer Work Student Exchange program
Are you looking for an adventure for next Summer? If you will be 16 or 17 next Summer, this six-week summer program could allow you to spend July and August in Quebec, improve your French skills, and gain (paid) work experience, at minimal cost.
In the Lower Mainland, each English-speaking participant is matched with a French-speaking participant from Québec, and the two youth are hosted in one another’s homes to deepen their cultural experience. Youth are also provided with a full-time summer job in the non-profit sector where they will be paid the provincial minimum wage.
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