E-learning
28 August – 10 September 2023 | Romania
We cover essential topics in the field of management of volunteers: effective strategies for recruiting and selecting volunteers, best practices for orienting and training volunteers, methods for engaging and motivating volunteers, planning etc.
Basics in Management of Volunteers – online course
We are excited to announce that you can now enrol in the “Basics in Management of Volunteers” online course, created by our colleague, Cristina Anamaria Nistor, in E+ project “MORE THAN RELIABLE EDUCATION” (MORE).
Who is this course for?
- Youth workers;
- Social Workers;
- Educators;
- Anyone wanting to learn about volunteering management programs;
What you can learn:
- Recognize the significance of volunteer management and the concept of volunteer management;
- Understand the roles and duties of a volunteer manager;
- Create an orientation program for volunteers and recognize the significance of describing their duties and providing them with the appropriate tools to complete them;
- Monitor the volunteer’s tasks and performance;
- Recognize and incorporate into a plan the factors that serve to retain and motivate volunteers;
- Recognize the significance of planning each step of volunteer management and the value of continuous evaluation and development.
Short description
Throughout this course, we will cover essential topics that are crucial for every volunteer manager to understand. These topics include the significance of volunteer management, effective strategies for recruiting and selecting volunteers, best practices for orienting and training volunteers, methods for engaging and motivating volunteers, solutions for retaining volunteers, and the importance of planning a project involving volunteers.
This online course is designed to provide you with practical skills and knowledge that you can immediately apply within your organisation. By the end of the course, you will have the confidence to plan a volunteering project, navigate the essential steps of recruitment, training, retention, and management of volunteers, and embark on your role as a volunteer manager, even if you have little or no prior experience.
Facilitator
The course is prepared by Cristina Anamaria Nistor, who has extensive experience in volunteer management, with a background of working with volunteers for over 12 years. As a youth worker, trainer, psychologist, and general manager of a youth-focused non-profit organization, she possesses a profound understanding of the significance of effective volunteer management. She has been involved in projects with volunteers and partners from diverse continents, offering valuable insights into managing volunteer programs on a global scale. In addition, Cristina actively volunteers for local, national, and international educational, cultural, and athletic events and projects. She has extensive experience in organizing large-scale sporting events with hundreds or thousands of participants. Moreover, she co-founded a club with the primary goal of promoting a healthy lifestyle and sports among amateurs.
Duration
The “Basics in Management of Volunteers” online course is relatively short and focused on the main key elements. We recommend dedicating approximately 4-6 hours to follow the lessons and apply the learned concepts in order to create your own plans.
Price for early access
You will have the opportunity to enrol in the course FOR FREE now. We encourage you to take advantage of this opportunity as soon as possible, as it will be available for the next two months. Don’t miss out on this chance to enhance your skills!
Start
Are you ready to get started? We are waiting for your application!
Enjoy the ride,
Bart Frankl
MORE THAN RELIABLE EDUCATION (MORE) is an Erasmus+ KA2 project aimed to support youth centres & youth workers providing them with tools enhancing their ability to effectively work with youth & in the communities.
This material has been funded with support from the European Commission. The content of this material reflects the views only of the authors and the National Agency or the European Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information.
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