Volunteer Community Relations Director

Volunteer Community Relations Director

Posted for INTUNE RADIO CIC

Posted by Qube

Register your interest

You will be redirected to the Qube website to express your interest.

Tasks and responsibilities may include any of the following:

• Develop relationship with the local community by attending local events, networking and visiting charities and community initiatives
• Engage businesses, charities and community groups
• Create radio taster sessions with the support of the InTune team
• Help to project and capacity build

Additional Responsibilities:

• Understand the importance of the groups Health & Safety procedures.
• Understand the importance of confidentiality & safeguarding vulnerable children/and or adults.
• Be aware of the standards set by INTUNE RADIO and the need to work to these standards at all times.

What skills do I need?

Skills:

• The Volunteer Community Relations Director works as part of a team.
• The Volunteer Community Relations Director should be reliable and arrive to help on the dates and times agreed.

Training:

• Every volunteer will receive our mandatory training Broadcast and Studio Training
• Every volunteer will have access & be signposted to training which the group feels is appropriate for the role.
• Every volunteer will be trained in all the tasks they are required to carry out to ensure they have the skills and confidence to fulfil their role.
• No volunteer will be expected to carry out their duties unsupervised until they are confident and skilled in these duties.
• All volunteers will be supported by Presenters and their skills and contribution to the group will be reviewed on a regular basis.

Additional information:

• Volunteers are covered by INTune Radio’s public liability and personal accident insurance while working with us.
• Volunteers have to be 18 or over. There is no upper age limit.
• Session Volunteers aged 18 or over or who have left school are required to complete a DBS check as they are working with vulnerable adults and children.