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Hub Events Leadership Volunteer

The Rock Pool Project

Plymouth

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GBP 10,000 - 40,000

4 days ago
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Job summary

Join a dynamic team at a forward-thinking organization dedicated to marine conservation and community engagement. As an Event Leader, you will play a vital role in coordinating exciting events that connect people with nature. With a commitment of just 8 events per year, you will have the opportunity to lead, learn, and make a difference in your community. Enjoy exclusive access to a vibrant network of marine science experts and fellow enthusiasts, while gaining valuable skills in event leadership, social media, and biodiversity data management. This is a fantastic opportunity to contribute to conservation efforts and inspire others to appreciate marine life.

Benefits

Exclusive access to community platform

Branded t-shirt for volunteers

Free training on event leadership

Hands-on experience in conservation

Qualifications

  • No previous experience necessary, just enthusiasm for nature.
  • Passion to connect the community is essential.

Responsibilities

  • Coordinate various roles for events, ensuring smooth operations.
  • Engage with the community and promote biodiversity awareness.

Skills

Enthusiasm for nature

Community engagement

Event leadership

Social media skills

Tools

MyMBA platform

Job description

Overview

Our Plymouth hub is led by a team of six event lead volunteers who share responsibility for running events. The team is non-hierarchical, meaning everyone plays an equally important role, but a Hub leader helps coordinate the group and ensures everything runs smoothly between events. Before each monthly BioBlitz Battle, five key roles need to be allocated among the team. Roles are flexible - different people can take on various roles each month.

Five Key Roles

  1. Event Director - main point of contact on event day; gives pre-event briefing and post-event debriefing.
  2. Social Media Coordinator - captures the event and shares updates.
  3. Safety Officer - conducts a dynamic risk assessment on event day and keeps the event safe for everyone.
  4. Data Officer - ensures accurate and exciting biodiversity records; leads on species records verification.
  5. Identification Station Lead - helps participants discover marine species.

Commitment

Minimum of 8 events per year.

Requirement

No previous experience is necessary, just an enthusiasm for nature and a passion to connect the community.

Benefits

  • Have exclusive access to our Big Rock Pool Challenge Event Leader community platform - powered by MyMBA*
  • Join a team of like-minded Event Leaders across our growing number of Big Rock Pool Challenge Hubs
  • Gain free access to a global network of marine science experts and enthusiasts through MyMBA’s community spaces
  • A complimentary, branded Big Rock Pool Challenge t-shirt – exclusively for volunteers.
  • Receive regular free training on event leadership, social media, communication, and biodiversity data management
  • Hands-on experience in community engagement, conservation, and citizen science, helping you develop valuable skills for the future.

*MyMBA is the online Membership platform for the Marine Biological Association

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