If you're passionate about getting girls outdoors, then we need you as an outdoor activities adviser. You'll support and train fellow volunteers in the practical and logistical ways they can give girls more opportunities for adventure. You don’t need to have any previous experience of guiding to be a great fit for this role, but it’s best if you have good existing knowledge of outdoor activities.
The Outdoor Activities Adviser supports a wide range of outdoor and adventure activities, liaising with the County Residential Adviser and working with the County Walking & Water Advisers.
You'll be responsible for getting more volunteers and girls in your area involved in guiding. The coordinator organises other volunteers to help grow guiding by telling people about the opportunities we offer. You will:
As Commissioner/Section Leader you are both an internal and an external ‘figurehead’ for guiding. You should be a leader who can formulate and follow a strategic plan, communicate effectively at all levels and network with local communities. You will need to give time to building up relationships and managing people; a County Commissioner directly supports Division Commissioners who in turn support District Commissioners/Section Leaders, where this structure exists.
A Commissioner/Section Leader role can be shared between two or more people if required. The Commissioner/Section Leader role sits within a team of area-level volunteers and many of the tasks can be delegated to others, making the role flexible and collaborative.
As adviser, you'll support leaders in your county to offer exciting international opportunities to young members, and provide practical support to members as they get involved in international guiding. This includes:
As a Section Leader you are both an internal and an external ‘figurehead’ for guiding. You should be a leader who can formulate and follow a strategic plan, communicate effectively at all levels and network with local communities. You will need to give time to building up relationships and managing people; a County Commissioner directly supports Division Commissioners who in turn support Section Leaders.
A Section Leader role can be shared between two or more people if required. The Commissioner role sits within a team of area-level volunteers and many of the tasks can be delegated to others, making the role flexible and collaborative.
As a leader in training coordinator you’ll work as part of a county team to make sure leaders in training have the right support to become a unit leader. More specifically, this means you’ll:
As Commissioner you are both an internal and an external ‘figurehead’ for guiding. You should be a leader who can formulate and follow a strategic plan, communicate effectively at all levels and network with local communities. You will need to give time to building up relationships and managing people; a County Commissioner directly supports Division Commissioners who in turn support District Commissioners/Section Leaders.
A Commissioner role can be shared between two or more people if required. The Commissioner role sits within a team of area-level volunteers and many of the tasks can be delegated to others, making the role flexible and collaborative.
This role directly supports our units and is busy and important. You’ll support unit volunteers to provide amazing experiences for girls and young women.
You’ll use your Girlguiding knowledge and experience to advise leaders and other volunteers on running their units to give young members the best opportunities. It’s a fantastic chance to spot skills and support others to give something new a try. You’ll get to know volunteers and girls across your area and help them develop their confidence and skills
As Commissioner you are both an internal and an external ‘figurehead’ for guiding. You should be a leader who can formulate and follow a strategic plan, communicate effectively at all levels and network with local communities. You will need to give time to building up relationships and managing people; a County Commissioner directly supports Division Commissioners who in turn support District Commissioners/Section Leaders.
A Commissioner role can be shared between two or more people if required. The Commissioner role sits within a team of area-level volunteers and many of the tasks can be delegated to others, making the role flexible and collaborative.
As County DofE Adviser you’ll help girls do their DofE and support the volunteers running the programme. You will:
Besides becoming a leader there are other opportunities to volunteer that fit around other commitments giving volunteers the flexibility to give whatever time they have to spare. All the ways you can volunteer can be found here
We would particularly welcome volunteers with skills in the following areas at the moment:
In addition, we have a number of role vacancies within the County. If you are interested in any of the following roles please complete the expression of interest form and return it to commissioner@girlguidingroyalberkshire.org.uk or complete the electronic form here
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1st Binfield Rainbows, along with Rainbows, Brownies & Guides from across SWE Region, enjoyed the day at Legoland
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