Job opportunity for SFU students

Are you interested in talking to alumni and building support for SFU? Then we have the perfect job for you! We accept student fundraiser applications a few times per year for the SFU Annual Giving Engagement Centre.

The low down: You’ll be calling alumni and asking for donations to support food security or student mental health.

What’s in it for you?

Receive paid, professional tele-fundraising training.
Strengthen communication and leadership skills.
Meet cool people in an upbeat and fun environment.
Learn how to handle rejection.
Build persuasion skills.
Learn how to have engaging conversations, and so much more!

What you need:

Strong communication and customer service skills.
Fantastic telephone manners.
Positive, enthusiastic and motivated attitude.
Ability to work individually and as a team member.
Must be residing in the Lower Mainland.

When you work:

You are expected to work at least two shifts per week. Shifts are available on:

Sundays: 2-6 p.m.
Mondays to Thursdays: 5-9 p.m.

Prior to your first shift, you will be required to attend a mandatory training session. The date of training will be determined during the interview process.

What you're paid:

$ 18.30/hour (after a probationary period)

How you apply:

When the application period is open, please fill out our application form and we will contact you. Stay tuned for application dates!

How we hire:

Round 1: In-person group interview. If you qualify, this is your opportunity to show us why you would be a great candidate for this position.

Round 2: Phone interview. Since 99% of this job is on the phone, we'll be evaluating your communication, attitude, tone and volume. We will provide an interview package beforehand for you to prepare.

Questions?

Please call 778-782-7250 or email us at agcamp@sfu.ca. Hours: Mon-Thur 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Need more convincing? Hear from some of our fundraisers:

“I used to be so shy and anxious, this job has taught me to be more confident in myself.” - 4th year health sciences student. 2nd semester at Call Centre

“I can handle rejection a lot better now. Also, it is a great opportunity to gain more knowledge/ possibilities for post-grad.” - 2nd year psychology and visual arts student. 2nd semester at Call Centre

“This job teaches you perseverance. You are constantly put in situations where you have to think on your feet & power through.” - 3rd year business student. 2nd semester at Call Centre

“This job has given me the ability to have a conversation with anyone!” - 3rd year psychology student. 2nd semester at Call Centre

SFU Advancement