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Let’s Talk Science

October 21, 2021
Minhajur Rahman and Thais Ferreira.

Let’s Talk Science encourages youth to get involved in science, engineering, technology and math, and to consider those subjects for future education and careers.

Volunteers visit schools and organize events such as teaching coding, introducing students to biology, and making science fun.

“Volunteers should be 18 plus and have a basic knowledge of science,” says Minhajur Rahman. “Volunteers receive the instruction and resources they need to deliver the program. This year, some events may be held online, and we have a plan for that.”

“This great experience will help volunteers gain skills and enhance their resumé,” says Thais Ferreira. “Employers love to see volunteer experience on a resumé, especially when it relates to your field.”

To get involved, email [email protected] and include your area of interest.

Visit https://letstalkscience.ca

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