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ORGANIZATION: Students for High Impact Charity

We are a social startup looking for dedicated and talented university students to join our team. If you are interested in non-profit work, international development, or simply looking for a volunteer opportunity to diversify your skill set and enhance your resume, this is the position you have been waiting for.


What is SHIC?

Students for High Impact Charities (SHIC) is a program designed to help amazing students like you turn into even more amazing leaders, changemakers, and activists. Students in the SHIC program learn about effective altruism- how to do as much good as they can with a limited amount of time and money- through engaging discussions, videos, and exercises. You will get to challenge preconceived notions, critically examine your place in the world, and ask difficult questions about what it really means to help others. Our goal is to empower you so that you feel like you have the necessary tools to go out in the world and make a difference, whether it be in your own community or overseas. In fact, by the end of the program, you’ll have already have made a difference. By week six, students put their new-found knowledge to work and fundraise money for one of our nine effective charities, of your choice.


What is a Student Ambassador?

A SHIC student ambassador is in charge of implementing our SHIC program in their school. This could mean starting a club, or simply organising a group of like-minded students to meet after class. We provide you with all of the course material for free, and even mentor you prior to starting the program, so that you can feel as comfortable and prepared as possible. Your role will be to facilitate every hour-long session as an extracurricular program. This means preparing the material beforehand, and bringing a laptop to read instructions for exercises, discussion questions and videos.


This would be not only an exceptional way of developing yourself in the workplace, as a student but also a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to be part of an amazing startup with growing traction.


To apply, send us a creative resume and cover letter (and any questions, thoughts, or comments) to studentsforhighimpactcharity@gmail.com. Come join the party! We can’t wait to hear from you!


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About Students for High Impact Charity

Location:

308 - 303 E Pender Street, Vancouver, British Columbia V6A 0J3, CA

Mission Statement

Students For High-Impact Charity is the only global network of classes and extracurricular clubs dedicated to exploring how students can achieve the most effective prosocial impact. Our program pays special attention to how science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) all play a crucial role in the future of international development. We envision an entire global network of students with the technical ability to thrive in the real world and the vision to make it a better place for others.

Description

We provide an official curriculum, attentive staff support, expert fundraising guidance, and a web-based platform for SHIC chapters to flourish worldwide. At no cost to the organizer or participating students, SHIC is excited to give away a 6-level pilot curriculum for student or faculty-led charitable clubs.

What is high-impact charity?

Throughout the course of our program, students will be introduced to different cause areas and the leading charities working in each field. Our selected high-mpact charities have been vetted by charity evaluators GiveWell, Giving What We Can, The Life You Can Save, or Animal Charity Evaluators as having made demonstrable strides in doing the most good with the money they're given when compared with other organizations.

CAUSE AREAS

Advocacy & Human Rights
Education & Literacy
International
Advocacy & Human Rights, Education & Literacy, International

WHEN

We'll work with your schedule.

WHERE

This is a Virtual Opportunity with no fixed address.

SKILLS

GOOD FOR

  • Teens

REQUIREMENTS

  • Orientation or Training
  • 1 hour-long session a week plus prep work
  • Must be in college/university

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