Read to Me Learning Centre is interested in hiring honour students at $20/hr to offer general academic homework support to struggling learners in a variety of subjects as needed. Math would be a top priority. Tutors would help students with assignments, homework, make up short quizzes and have a database of assessment materials and worksheets to choose from if needed. Clients are elementary to high school age students. Hours would be between 3-7 M-F and they could work for two or three hours from at least two days to max 5 days per week if their schedule permits.

For more information, please go to www.readtomelearningcentre.com

or email andreaogtutor@gmail.com

Grade 11 and 12 students are invited to join us on Monday January 20 at AME’s Mineral Exploration Roundup conference held at the Vancouver Convention Centre East (Pan Pacific) to explore the breadth of careers within the mining industry. This program is sponsored by Teck. Registration deadline: Friday, January 10.

MineralsEd partner-teacher Bruce Kiloh facilitates this program. In the morning early career professionals from several fields in the industry will share stories of their interests, education and career path with the students. They will be joined in the forenoon by professional geologist and career planning mentor, Patrick McAndless, who will present his unique student workshop, Discovering Your Brand.

After lunch, students will be accompanied by volunteers, most of them post-secondary students and young professionals in related fields, as they explore the large conference trade show to speak with representatives from the exploration companies, mining companies, and many technical supply and service businesses that are part of the mineral development sector. Students will also enjoy learning how to pan for gold with Yukon Dan.

Students wishing to attend must be nominated by a teacher using the form at https://www.mineralsed.ca/pro-d-events/student-events/secondary-student-career-exploration-day-roundup-2019/. Parent/guardian permission is also required. Download the Parent Permission Form.

DESCRIPTION: North Van Arts is seeking 1-3 volunteer interns to assist and support strategies for North Van Arts social engagement. The volunteer(s) will also help with reception, answering phone calls and questions from office visitors, after initial training is complete. Free training is provided for the volunteer(s) to learn North Van Arts’ policies and procedures.

RESPONSIBILITIES: As part of our Promotions Team, you may:

• Assist the social engagement coordinator in various marketing initiatives such as online content calendar submission, social media scheduling, and digital engagement.
• Advise strategies and marketing plans involving North Van Arts’ Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Linkedin, and YouTube
• Increase engagement and participation at North Van Arts by sharing print materials, artist calls, opportunities, and posts with the volunteer’s community and/or social media platforms.
• Attend weekly meetings with the social engagement coordinator to prioritize and review scheduled content or content creation.

HOURS: 3hrs/week Saturdays (Minimum 10 Weeks or 30 Hours) with Option to Extend Internship

Students and individuals with an interest or background in the arts are encouraged to apply. All applications are on our website northvanarts.ca.

We invite passionate, bold, risk-taking artists who are eager to be inspired, develop their craft, and create a short film to be proud of.

The Indie Filmmakers Lab is a two-week filmmaking program for aspiring independent filmmakers, ages 14-19, presented by The Cinematheque in partnership with SFU School for the Contemporary Arts in Vancouver, BC.

EVERY GREAT FILM BEGINS WITH A MOMENT OF INSPIRATION

The Indie Filmmakers Lab immerses filmmakers in an environment of creativity and innovation where they are encouraged to draw inspiration and ideas from art of all kinds – photography, painting, dance, music – and, with the support of Lab instructors and SFU artists, to push themselves, stretch their minds, and collaborate to realize ideas with a team of peers.

After two weeks of scripting, production, and editing, a moment of inspiration will have become a fully realized short film, which will be presented on the big screen with an audience!

Please apply at www.indielab.ca

Do you know how to ski or snowboard?  Want some great perks that are in your own back yard?  Mt. Seymour offers High School Students the opportunity to assist Instructors with the Bear Cubs Program.  This program teaches  children aged 4-7 years old how to ski or snowboard.   (must be 15 years old )

In return you will receive a full staff season pass and a shuttle bus pass, training and staff benefits.  You will also receive training and full subsidize of the Canadian Ski Instructor Alliances Level 1 Course.  And the best part….. 6 extra credits towards high school graduation.

• Season pass – $499.00
• Canadian Ski Instructor Alliances Level 1 – $409.00
• Credits – 4 Work Experience 12A or 12B
• Credits – 2 External Credential.  An External Credential is a credit that has been developed outside the Ministry of Education and takes a student outside of the regular classroom setting.

If interested please see Ms. Bramley for more info.

Position: Hawker (Food Runner)

POSITION SUMMARY:
As part of our hourly Hospitality team, you will be providing premium level quick service carrying trays of ready-made food items throughout the concourse area and into the bowl offering up-beat, energetic sales to guests. You will consistently provide exceptional and knowledgeable service that will impress and thrill fans and provide an iconic experience at every touch point. This is an hourly, events-based position.

REQUIRED EXPERIENCE AND QUALIFICATIONS:

• Must be able to work weeknights, weekends, and holidays with a start time of approximately 5:15pm
• Must be able to safely lift up to 35 lb
• Must be able to stand during scheduled shift, withstand repetitive walking, reaching, and bending for long periods of time
• Strong communication skills, including listening skills and ability to communicate with guests and respond to inquiries
• Have an incredible ability to thrive in a fast-paced and high volume environment while maintaining a first-in-class hospitality and food and beverage experience
• If you are a Non-Canadian resident, you must hold a valid work permit that expires no earlier than July 2020Job Fair Dates:·         Tuesday, November 26, 2019 – 2pm – 5pm at Gate 2
• ·         Wednesday, November 20, 2019 – 2pm – 5pm at Gate 2
• Interested, qualified candidates are invited to submit their resume by clicking the “Apply Now” button at the top of the page at https://recruiting.ultipro.ca/CAN5003AQG/JobBoard/d2174548-520b-4418-aace-580a1849fa4a/OpportunityDetail?opportunityId=c00efa16-d5f1-4e30-b37c-e9748d08098d

Capilano University

Capilano’s University Business Leadership Class will be hosting two shoreline cleanups at Ambleside Beach on Saturday, November 16th and Saturday, November 23rd from 10:30 am to 3pm, with the goal to make our city cleaner for local residents and animals to enjoy.

This shoreline cleanup is a great opportunity for high school students to help make a difference in their community while fulfill their work experience hours and connecting with driven university students.

How to become a volunteer:

1. RSVP on our Facebook Event Page: https://www.facebook.com/events/412283599488304/
2. Register as a volunteer through our online form:
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See Ms. Bramley for more info

One place. Endless possibilities.

Free parking is available during the event.