Club Development Workshop: Volunteers experience

Course description

In this course, we'll explore how to create a positive volunteering culture and share top tips for the '3 Rs' of volunteering: recruiting, retaining and rewarding.

We'll help you to develop plans, identify actions to improve your volunteer experience and signpost you to valuable resources, short films and real-life case studies.


What will you achieve?

By the end of this session, you will be able to:

  • develop a positive culture of volunteering within your organisation
  • identify how to develop the volunteer experience
  • identify top tips in recruiting, retaining and rewarding volunteers
  • develop an action plan to improve your volunteers experience
  • access further information to help improve the volunteer experience.


This might be the course for you if…

  • you’re responsible for supporting and managing volunteers
  • you’re part of a leadership team or committee
  • you’re involved in supporting clubs or community organisations.


Who can attend? (Requirements)

People that attend this course should:

  • represent a community organisation or club based in England
  • be at least 16 years of age
  • be able to communicate effectively in English.


Schedule:

Date
Start Time
Finish Time
 Monday 2nd June 2025 
7:00pm
8:00pm

 

Venue: 

Online

The meeting link will be shared closer to event date


Cost: FREE

 

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