Student Helpers and Volunteers
Student Helpers
Student Helpers play a key role in alumni engagement by supporting A&A in event coordination, logistics and alumni outreach. Gain access to a wide range of opportunities and experiences when you support A&A events as a paid Student Helper under the SIT Student Work Scheme!
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- Alumni Inter-Cluster Games (ICG) – 2021
Why Become a Student Helper?
- Develop skills in various roles, from Outreach, Event Management to being an Emcee
- Expand your professional and social network by interacting with peers, alumni, SIT Senior Management and friends of SIT
- Experience different alumni activities organised by the three SIT Alumni Networks – Career, Leisure and Sports – as well as other signature events
Look out for Student Helper opportunities at the ReadyTalent Student Portal!
SITizen Ambassadors (SAms)
SITizen Ambassadors are students who embody the shared passion for SIT’s vision and mission and are committed to creating positive impact through serving the larger SIT community. Among other roles, they serve as facilitators in the SIT Alumni Mentoring Programme (organised by A&A and supported by the Office of SITizen Experience).
SAms will also have their contributions recorded in their Record of Achievement (ROA).
During my experience mentoring both my mentees, I was able to learn about their lives and how they dealt with their problems. I felt that it was an enriching experience for me as a mentor to be able to learn from them as well.
I highly recommend our current and future SIT Alumni to participate in this program simply because there is so much opportunity to learn both as a mentor and as a mentee.
Jonathan Lim, Alumni Mentor
Cycle 1 & 3
Nursing Practice, UOM
Class of 2015
“I’ve always believed in giving back and mentoring youths. It’s my personal goal to dedicate my time to grow as a mentor this year and the SIT mentorship programme is a perfect platform that matches mentors to the pool of ambitious mentees.
It wasn’t just the mentees who benefited from this programme, it was a two-way learning process as I’ve gained knowledge on the happenings around gen Zs and also discovered how I can contribute as a mentor.”
Candy Lim,
Cycle 1
Hotel Administration, UNLV
Class of 2013
It’s great how the relationship with my mentee has evolved into one where we can support each other. It is not just a one-way street where I share guidance and provide feedback, but I have also learned from them about how I can better myself.
Priscilla Foo, Alumni Mentor
Cycle 1
Hotel Administration, UNLV
Class of 2013
I choose to mentor because I see it as social responsibility and hope to see SIT produce graduates who not only possess practical industry work skills but also be people-oriented leaders in this society.
Tan Wei Liang,
Cycle 1-3
Physiotherapy, SIT-TCD
Class of 2015