Commonwealth Students' Campus Ambassador Program

The Commonwealth Students' Association (CSA) Campus Ambassador Program connects tertiary students from across 56 Commonwealth countries into a global advocacy network. Ambassadors serve as the bridge between CSA programming and their local campus, promoting initiatives, mobilising peers for international campaigns, and supporting research and engagement work. The initial appointment is one year with the option to renew based on performance and continued enrolment.

What you get:

➤ Formal mentorship from CSA leadership ➤ Capacity-building training in advocacy and grassroots organising ➤ Access to international student leader networks across Africa, Caribbean, Asia, Pacific, Europe, and the Americas ➤ Certificate of service at the end of the term ➤ Recommendation letters that carry weight for graduate school and policy careers ➤ Cross-Commonwealth exposure few other student programs offer What you'll do:

➤ Promote CSA initiatives on your local campus ➤ Mobilise peers for international campaigns ➤ Support CSA research and engagement work ➤ Commit at least 5 hours per week across the year-long term ➤ Engage with the global ambassador cohort The role is unpaid but provides a structured leadership credential. The program is designed for students already active in campus advocacy or student government who want a global lens to layer onto their local work.

• Aged 18 or older
• Currently enrolled in a recognised tertiary institution in one of the 56 Commonwealth countries
• Good academic standing
• Able to commit at least 5 hours per week
• Genuine enthusiasm for grassroots student mobilisation and advocacy
• Prior student leadership experience preferred but not required
• Unpaid volunteer role (no stipend)
• No application fees
• young-leaders
• students
• advocates
• youth
• community-organizers