Volunteering

SCI-FI Science Camps recruits high-school students (Grades 10-12) to volunteer as a Counselors-in-Training.

CIT Program (Counselor in Training)

CIT Applications Now Closed for 2023

Applications must be submitted by May 31st at 4:30pm. There is no fee to apply.

We would like to invite all Saskatoon and area high-school students to apply for a volunteer position as a Counselor-In-Training (CIT) this summer. SCI-FI Science Camps, founded in 1989, has continuously provided a unique approach to teaching Science and Technology to Saskatchewan youth. SCI-FI, along with other Actua camps, continue to show children that science is exciting, challenging, useful, and most of all, FUN!

Who?

Any enthusiastic student who will be finishing Grade 9 or higher. Applicants should demonstrate an interest in: science and technology, working with children, as well as possess leadership and teamwork skills.

What?

CITs are high-school who have passion for science and technology. Our CITs work alongside our instructors to provide SCI-FI campers the opporunity to learn about science and technology through hands-on activities. Some the roles for CITs are: assisting instructors and campers with camp activities, taking photographs, helping fix broken projects and performing other daily camp tasks. 

Where?

SCI-FI Science Camps is operated through the College of Engineering on the U of S Campus.

When?

Our weeklong day camps run for 7 weeks during July and August, starting the first week of July and ending in late August. Due to the training we provide we would ask that volunteers apply for 2 weeks if possible.  

Why?

It's a good idea to volunteer at SCI-FI, because you get to:

  • Work side-by-side with University of Saskatchewan students who are enrolled in a variety of different fields such as: Engineering, Education, Medicine, and Veterinary medicine.
  • Develop new skills
  • Create new friendships
  • Gain volunteer experience
  • Build references for your resume
  • Contribute to a program that reaches over 10,000 youth every year across the province
  • Learn how SCI-FI works, which is good experience if you want to be a SCI-FI instructor during your university career
  • Have FUN!!!