
Program Training
Prior to volunteering in a classroom (either in person or virtually), please join other JABC Volunteers and B.C. Educators for live training via Zoom. Simply select your JA Program below, pick one of the scheduled training sessions 1-2 weeks before your volunteer date and click to register!
Important: You must be a registered JABC volunteer before you sign up for program training. Not yet registered in our system? Just go to our New Volunteer Registration page to create an account!
Training Dates
Please only sign up for one session at a time. Once registered, you will receive a Zoom confirmation email and your JABC Program trainer will be in touch with further details.
These training sessions run for 90 minutes. The content focuses on delivering each specific JA program, not on volunteering in a virtual setting.
If you have any additional questions, please contact a member of our Program Team.
2025-26 Training Dates Coming Soon!
Volunteer Resources
Visit JA Campus (national website)
- To access classroom content for your delivery
- Sign in required
Access other JA Classroom Presentations
- Business of Our Own (PowerPoint)
- Video: One Direction mp4 or One Direction wmv
- Video: Real Entrepreneurs mp4 or Real Entrepreneurs wmv
- Chat with an Investment Professional (PowerPoint)
- To view Volunteer Handbook, Volunteer Program Menu and more
Download JABC Virtual Backgrounds
- If you wish, use one of these JABC backgrounds for your virtual volunteer sessions: Boundless Blue, Resilient Turquoise, or Immersive Blue-Black
Elementary Programs
High School Programs
Program training sessions are important. Content includes:
- Your role as a volunteer
- The host teacher’s role
- What to expect from and how to connect with the students
- An overview of the lessons
- How to facilitate the activities – tips and techniques
- Materials you will bring to the classroom
So you are well prepared for your sessions, please plan additional time on your own to review the program materials.
Also please consider health & safety. Take a moment to view this important WorkSafeBC video about working from home.