THINGS THAT WILL COUNT THINGS THAT WILL NOT COUNT Extracurricular activities such as sports, arts, music, dance, volunteer work outside the schoolAny extra-curricular club in which you are currently involved, in or out of schoolLeadership roles that involve active planning, networking, and participationVolunteering that directly addresses an identified community need for which you are not paidCoaching, tutoring, or teaching for which you collaborate and / or plan with colleagues or teacherTaking or giving lessons in painting, composing, drawing, sketching, musical instrument(s), etc.Meetings that you direct and run for clubs that you representMeetings with partners or CAS Advisor(s) to plan or strategize for an eventTeaching younger students about MUN and training them to participateAny type of service project that does not address an authentic community needCoursework required for the IB DiplomaActivities of an isolated/non-social or tedious nature such as letter-stuffing, packing boxes, collecting goods or raising money, etc.Activities that are NOT goal-oriented and are not focused on any CAS Learning OutcomesOne-off activities that are NOT goal-oriented and are not focused on any CAS Learning OutcomesInternships, Paid jobs or positionsFamily duties or responsibilitiesPassive activities such as listening to or attending [something]Participating in competitions / tournaments. These can be evidence of commitment or may be considered an end product.Driver trainingAnything done before September of Year 12Using Social media / the internetBaby SittingIF IN DOUBT: ASK YOUR ADVISOR OR THE CAS COORDINATOR