Get Involved
Gain experience. Invest in current students. Enjoy the perks.
Use your knowledge and expertise to make an impact. Volunteer for an event or share your career experience with students and fellow alumni.
Volunteer opportunities
Volunteers are important members of the SAIT community. When you volunteer, you'll be putting your skills into action and be helping to create a rewarding experience for your community.
Volunteer with us!
From Open House to mentorship to Pathway and River cleanups — there are several opportunities to share your experience and inspire future SAIT alumni.
Please complete the Volunteer Intake Form and we will reach out to you as opportunities arise.
Sign up
English Conversation Partners program
Take part in a memorable cross-cultural experience, while helping a SAIT student practice their English language skill! You must be a fluent English speaker, ready to share your Canadian cultural experiences and learn about other cultures. Volunteer commitment is one hour per week for the semester.
Details and sign upIndustry Mentorship Circle
Host a virtual or in-person industry mentorship circle, where we invite experienced professionals to lead an open discussion about career preparation with SAIT students and alumni. As the mentor, the topic is your choice but may include smart networking strategies, tips for navigating the workplace, career search techniques and more.
Get in touchIndustry Mentorship Program
Kickstart your career while providing SAIT students with the opportunity to advance their interpersonal communications skills, grow their professional network, enhance their understanding of the workplace and explore potential career paths.
Apply to be an industry mentorShare your story, inspire others
Help prospective students better understand the industries they are interested in and what they can expect out of their SAIT experience by sharing the story of your career journey.
Find your community
SAIT Alumni LinkedIn Group
Take the opportunity to build your personal brand, strengthen connections and share ideas with a professional community on LinkedIn, starting with the SAIT Alumni LinkedIn Group. You'll also get first-hand updates on news, perks and more.
Join the SAIT Alumni LinkedIn Group today.
SAIT Alumni Business Directory
Explore the growing list of alumni-owned and operated businesses and support your local alumni business network.
Have your own business? Register your business for a chance to be included in the business directory and for future opportunities to be in our alumni business spotlight on social.
Ten Thousand Coffees at SAIT
Ten Thousand Coffees (10KC) is a platform that helps alumni build confidence in their networking and leadership skills while helping shape the careers of SAIT students by sharing their experience and knowledge through virtual informal coffee chats.
Join 10KC and get matched with a SAIT student today.
Update your contact information
Keep in touch and tell us how you want to hear from us!
All personal information collected is kept strictly private. View our privacy policy for details.
If you would like to place restrictions on how your contact information is used, please email us at alumni@sait.ca or call 403.284.7010.
Submit a Class Note
When you share Class Notes, you are taking the opportunity to reconnect with classmates and tell them what you've been up to since graduation. Share your news and updates for a chance to be shared on social media or in the print version of LINK magazine.
Join the conversation
Tell us what you're up to, stay in the loop on the latest SAIT and industry updates and find out what other SAIT graduates are talking about. Don't forget to use #SAITAlumni when you share on social!
Attend an alumni event
Contact us
SAIT Alumni
AA305, Heritage Hall, SAIT Main Campus
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Phone - 403.284.7010
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Phone - 1.888.284.8399
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Email - alumni@sait.ca
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SAIT is located on the traditional territories of the Niitsitapi (Blackfoot) and the people of Treaty 7 which includes the Siksika, the Piikani, the Kainai, the Tsuut’ina and the Îyârhe Nakoda of Bearspaw, Chiniki and Goodstoney.
We are situated in an area the Blackfoot tribes traditionally called Moh’kinsstis, where the Bow River meets the Elbow River. We now call it the city of Calgary, which is also home to the Métis Nation of Alberta.