Finance Club Partner (Student Leadership Program)

Canada
Remote
Posted Oct 11, 2026
1 position

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Experience level: Entry, Junior · 0+ years
Posting language: English
Working hours: 40 hours per week
Seniority: Not Applicable
Application method: Direct apply is available

Job summary

Represent the university club in the Wall Street Oasis Partner Network and help members access bootcamps and recruiting resources. Coordinate speaker Q&A sessions and share club events with the WSO community.

Job details

👉 Apply here: https://wso.tiny.us/Club-Partnership-Application-LI-Job As a Finance Club Partner, you’ll represent your university club in the largest global finance community (1M+ members). This is a student leadership program designed to help finance and investment societies bring more value to their members. Wall Street Oasis (WSO) is offering a unique opportunity for finance club leaders and executive members to join our Club Partner Program. What you’ll do: Represent your club in the WSO Partner Network Help your members access exclusive bootcamps Coordinate speaker Q&A sessions with senior professionals + WSO CEO Share your club’s events with the WSO community (1M+ reach) What you’ll get: 🎓 Free bootcamp seats for your members 🎤 Speaker/Q&A sessions with industry leaders 📘 Free guides, cheat sheets & recruiting resources 📣 Social shoutouts to boost your club’s visibility 🗂️ Access to the largest high-finance job tracker (US, UK, EU, APAC, MENA) Who should apply: Current finance/investment club presidents, exec members, or active leaders Students passionate about helping peers access career resources, whether you lead a university finance club or a high school investing/business club. Location: Remote: available globally for student finance clubs Type: Partnership / Student Leadership 👉 Apply here: https://wso.tiny.us/Club-Partnership-Application-LI-Job

What you’ll do

Requirements

Applicants should be current finance or investment club presidents, executive members, or active student leaders. Students should be passionate about helping peers access career resources; university and high school club leaders may apply.