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STEM Volunteering with the Canadian Association for Girls in Science

  • Organization: Canadian Association for Girls in Science (CAGIS)
  • Type: Other
  • Location: Canada
  • Age: 18-999
  • Funding: No Funding

CAGIS Volunteers (18+) are science, technology, trades, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) professionals, parents, teachers, apprentices, post-secondary students, and other interested members of the community of all genders. They help in a number of ways, both at in-person events or through our Virtual program. Roles include: - Helping brainstorm, organize, and plan STEM events - Supervising and assisting at in-person events - Running STEM outreach activities at special events - Hosting events in areas of expertise (e.g., physics of skating, chemistry demos) - Leading or supporting CAGIS Virtual sessions Additional pathways: - STEM Expert Database: consulted for panels, newsletters, or outreach features - Event Hosts: provide behind-the-scenes STEM experiences at workplaces or community venues - Chapter Leaders: start or coordinate local CAGIS chapters with mentorship and training provided - Teen Ambassadors (13 to 18): competitive program for Canadian female and gender-diverse teens interested in STEM (applications reopen summer 2026)

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STEM Volunteering with the Canadian Association for Girls in Science

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Opportunity type
Other
Funding
No Funding
Location
Canada
Deadline
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About this opportunity

CAGIS Volunteers (18+) are science, technology, trades, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) professionals, parents, teachers, apprentices, post-secondary students, and other interested members of the community of all genders. They help in a number of ways, both at in-person events or through our Virtual program.

Roles include:

  • Helping brainstorm, organize, and plan STEM events
  • Supervising and assisting at in-person events
  • Running STEM outreach activities at special events
  • Hosting events in areas of expertise (e.g., physics of skating, chemistry demos)
  • Leading or supporting CAGIS Virtual sessions

Additional pathways:

  • STEM Expert Database: consulted for panels, newsletters, or outreach features
  • Event Hosts: provide behind-the-scenes STEM experiences at workplaces or community venues
  • Chapter Leaders: start or coordinate local CAGIS chapters with mentorship and training provided
  • Teen Ambassadors (13 to 18): competitive program for Canadian female and gender-diverse teens interested in STEM (applications reopen summer 2026)

Who can apply

  • Volunteers must be 18+ (for general roles)
  • Teen Ambassadors must be 13–18, enrolled in high school or cégep
  • Commitment: ~4 hours/month for volunteers; Teen Ambassadors must attend ≥12 virtual events annually

AI Verification

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Good to know

  • +Intake is genuinely continuous, so there is no wrong time to apply
  • +Low, clearly stated commitment of approximately 4 hours per month, with six concrete responsibilities listed
  • +Several ways in at different commitment levels: chapter volunteer, STEM expert, event host, or starting a new chapter in your city
  • +Explicitly open to post-secondary students and apprentices, and to volunteers of all genders
  • +Volunteer hours count toward graduation requirements and volunteers become eligible for reference letters
  • +Fifteen named city chapters plus a virtual programme, with a published code of conduct

Worth checking yourself

  • !The closing date could not be confirmed on the organisation's own pages. This listing shows no deadline, which does not mean applications are open indefinitely. Check the official page before you plan around it.
  • !Volunteers must be 18 or over, which excludes a large part of LOT's audience
  • !Unpaid. No funding, stipend or expense cover of any kind
  • !Canada only, and in practice limited to the 15 chapter cities or the virtual programme
  • !The application is substantial for a volunteer role: two non-family references, a written criminal-conviction disclosure, and a question about police record checks
  • !The Get Involved page mixes four volunteer routes with a separate programme whose deadline has passed, so anyone scanning for a date will grab the wrong one

What we could not confirm

  • ?Deadline

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STEM Volunteering with the Canadian Association for Girls in Science
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