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The Role of the Volunteer Coordinator… making the most of your volunteers

Date:

Venue:

Tutor:

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Workshop Outcomes

describe the role of the volunteer coordinatoranalyse how clubs use volunteers and the implications for your club review how clubs have developed the recruitment, retention and rewarding of volunteersdevelop the roles and responsibilities of your volunteers develop an action plan to further enhance the recruitment, retention and rewarding of volunteers both internally and externally to the club.

By the end of this workshop, you should be able to:

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Volunteer Coordinator (VC)How do clubs recruit volunteers at present?

Does anyone fulfil the role of VC?

Why is the role of VC important?

What does the VC do?

What can the VC do?

Where does the VC fit within the club structure?

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Different ‘Types of Sport’

Those who own facilities (rugby, cricket, golf, tennis etc)

Those who have to hire facilities (basketball, swimming, volleyball etc)

Those who are nomadic in club meetings and competitions (cycling, orienteering etc)

Some sports span two groupings (hockey, lacrosse, gymnastics etc).

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Management of VolunteersGet off to a good start with new volunteers (induction)

Set standards

Practical support

Teamwork

Training and development

Listening.

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How Can VCs Develop Volunteers?

Recruitment

Retention

Rewarding

Recognising.

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Volunteer Development

What does your club need to do?

Where are the gaps?

Current volunteers

Adult players

Parents/guardians

Volunteers outside the club

Young volunteers

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How Can VCs Support Volunteers?

Training

Mentoring

Rewarding

Recognising.

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Young Volunteers Could Help to:

run the club

market and promote the club

coach

officiate.

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Action Plan

What do you need to do to improve volunteering opportunities at your club?

What do you need to do as a VC?

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Workshop Outcomes

describe the role of the volunteer coordinatoranalyse how clubs use volunteers and the implications for your club review how clubs have developed the recruitment, retention and rewarding of volunteersdevelop the roles and responsibilities of your volunteers develop an action plan to further enhance the recruitment, retention and rewarding of volunteers both internally and externally to the club.

By the end of this workshop, you should be able to:

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