Royal Canadian Marine Search and Rescue Station 2's Junior Training Program

RCMSAR2 North Vancouver Junior Program

Welcome to Royal Canadian Marine Search and Rescue (RCMSAR) Station 2’s Junior Training Program. The RCMSAR 2 Junior Program is a highly practical volunteer program which supports building foundational skills as a SAR crewmember and fostering a passion for service to the community. This program offers North Vancouver Youth aged 17-19 the opportunity to become involved in Canada’s marine search and rescue (SAR) network, challenge their leadership capabilities, and develop skills for future employment in a multitude of industries.

If you have any questions, please contact Ford Smith @ juniortrainingofficer@rcmsar2.com 

or

 (604) 700-1823.

Click on the link below to apply.  Applications are being accepted now to the beginning of September.

 APPICATIONS

VCC Virtual OpenHouse - June 17

You're invited to Vancouver Community College's virtual open house on Wednesday, June 17.

About this Event

VCC is proud to inspire a new generation of students to discover their passions, gain essential skills, and learn what it takes to succeed in a competitive workforce.
Join us at Experience VCC and browse over 130+ programs, learn about student services, and talk to instructors about programs in arts, health sciences, certified trades, university transfer, and more.
The event is free and open to the public.
Register for the live, interactive presentations and we'll send you the link to join each event.
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Perks

• No application fee: Attend Experience VCC and we will waive your application fee! (domestic students only, $35 value, limit one per person)

• Chance to win $1,000 tuition: Attendees will have the opportunity to win $1,000 towards tuition

UBC GEERING UP Volunteer Opportunity

Junior Instructor Program (Online)

UBC Geering Up is offering a unique opportunity for secondary students to volunteer at our online summer camps! 

Junior Instructors will work closely with two instructors to deliver engaging STEM programming for up to 20 kids anywhere from grades 1 - 12, from the safety of their own homes. A full description of the position can be found here. This position can satisfy the 30 hours of Work Experience/Community Service requirement for graduation.

Our camps operate from July to August, and volunteers are expected to join us for a minimum of one week. We are very excited to have the opportunity to work with students from your school!

Applications are now open, and will close on June 17 @ 11:59 PM. Students who are interested in applying can find the application form here.

We sincerely hope to work with your students this year. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions about our programs. You can reply directly to this email, or contact Miguel at volunteer@geeringup.ca.

Scientifically yours,

The Geering Up Team

Safe, Storong Communities (SACC) Volunteer Program

 Safe Seniors, Strong Communities (SSSC) volunteer program developed by the Ministry of Health and the United Way of Lower Mainland and bc211 in response to the impact of COVID-19 on seniors. SSSC connects local volunteers with seniors whose regular support systems have been impacted by the pandemic. To register as a volunteer, individuals should call 2-1-1 or visit www.bc211.ca.