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Writing a Role Description
A guide on how to write a volunteer role description.
Author: Volunteering Australia
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Category: Volunteer Roles & Responsibilities (39 results)
Other Unpaid Work Arrangements
Identifying the different between volunteering, work for the dole, internships, and student placements.
Author: Volunteering WA
Position Description: Coach
An example position description for a volunteer coach in a sporting context.
Author: Volunteering WA
Position Description: Treasurer
A template for the position description for a Treasurer.
Author: Volunteering WA
President/Chairperson Position Description
A template position description for a president or chairperson.
Author: Volunteering WA
Rights and Responsibilities
A resource for volunteers on rights and responsibilies of volunteers.
Author: Volunteering WA
Rights and Responsibilities of Volunteers
A brief overview of the rights and responsibilities of volunteers.
Author: Volunteering Victoria
Sample Position Description: Local Disaster Coordination Centre (LDCC) Volunteer Coordinator
Defines the role and responsibilities of the LDCC Volunteer Coordinator who will have primary responsibility for the coordination of Spontaneous Volunteer operations within the coordinated response.
Author: Volunteering Queensland
Sample Position Description: Organisation Spontaneous Volunteer Manager
Defines the role and responsibilities of the Spontaneous Volunteer Manager, who has overall responsibility for the management of Spontaneous Volunteers within their organisation.
Author: Volunteering Queensland
Sample Position Description: Team Leader – Spontaneous Volunteer
Defines the role and responsibilities of Team Leader – Spontaneous Volunteers, who supervise and oversee the work of their team of Spontaneous Volunteers in providing support to the disaster affected community.
Author: Volunteering Queensland
Sample: Volunteer Reception and Registration Centre Plan
Supports organisations in planning for the use of Volunteer Reception and Registration Centres within their Spontaneous Volunteer operations.
Author: Volunteering Queensland