Volunteering – it’s not just for do-gooders and saints! A common misconception surrounding volunteering is that only saints have the patience to work for free. However, there is so much more to volunteering than money. In fact, there are plenty of fun and exciting reasons to get involved in volunteering. What is Volunteering? Volunteering is when you freely give time and labour for community service. Volunteering is unpaid and it can be a great way to meet new people, develop new skills
While gaining invaluable experience, practice your passion within real-life scenarios. We’re looking for Project research/coordinator volunteers to join our team, who will play a key role in the growth of our brand messages and visions. The ideal candidate will assist us to conduct research and gather information on various projects Responsibilities Conduct relevant research, gather information on various projects Write research reports Working closely with the communications team Requirements Good attention to detail. Strong verbal, written, and organisational skills. Self-starter, Dedicated and willing to learn. Microsoft Word and Excel skills. The
One of the groups that has been affected the most by the pandemic is young people. With an uncertain future ahead of them, many have struggled with both finding employment and their mental health. These strange times are difficult for young people, but organisations can provide advice and support to help them during the pandemic in a variety of ways. How can organisations help young people during the pandemic? One way that organisations can help young people during the pandemic is
Do you ever find yourself scrolling through job sites, aiming to find the perfect role? The one that will get you to that place in your life where you can finally say ‘I made it’. Despite holding these expectations, it is rare today to find someone who would say that they envision themselves in a job ‘for life’ – even if that role is ideal for them. Statistics even show one in three workers only remain in a role for
It’s a common tale – it’s a Friday night and you have been invited to a party by a friend. That friend is a social butterfly and knows what feels like an army of people, all of whom are loud, outrageous and unfamiliar to you. You attempt to build up the nerve to start a conversation but find yourself glued to the spot. You may be the person that bites the shiny social bullet and mingle. But you are most
