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Title: DEVELOPING YOUNG PEOPLE AS VOLUNTEERS


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DEVELOPING YOUNG PEOPLE AS VOLUNTEERS LEADERS
Hazel Williamson Youth Sport Trust Judith
Ramsay University of Stirling
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The Student Journey
  • 20,775 sports science students in the UK
    (2003/04)
  • SkillsActive UK 2006
  • a mismatch exists between the knowledge and
    skills in a degree
  • Higher Education Statistics Agency (HESA) in
    Prospects.co.uk

3
Formalising the Training of Volunteers
  • Informal volunteering buddy support,
    mentor coaching
  • Top Link training and experience
  • Student Leaders -Step into Sport camp
  • IDEALS advanced

4
Challenges
  • Capitalising on the Student Experience

5
Moving Forward
  • Allowing students to become actively involved in
    the volunteer training (Top Link leaders).
  • Increasing numbers
  • Embedding it within the academic curriculum
  • Engaging other universities
  • Hosting a Step into Sport camp

6
TOP LINK DAY13th March 2008UNIVERSITY
of STIRLING
Becoming a leader and volunteer for life
Using Leadership Skills volunteering
Growing Leadership Skills
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WHOS INVOLVED
  • ACTIVE SCHOOLS
  • SPORTS DEVELOPMENT
  • SECONDARY SCHOOLS
  • SPORTS LEADERS UK
  • UNIVERSITY of STIRLING
  • YOUTH SPORT TRUST

8
Leadership Volunteering Journey
  • A Leadership Volunteering pathway for young
    people
  • from 5 18 that
  • Supports Increasing Participation
  • Supports Improved Performance
  • Supports Curriculum for Excellence
  • Building on new knowledge

9
Where does the Leadership and Volunteering
Journey lead to?
A career in coaching
An Official
  • A committed Volunteer
  • In Schools
  • In clubs
  • In the Community
  • Events

10
Questions
  • How can we best capitalise on the skills and
    experiences of these volunteers within our sport
    environment? How can we use them and what roles
    would they fill?
  • How can we further engage young people to
    volunteer and support in sport?
  • What do you think a fit for purpose volunteer
    should look like in supporting events such as the
    2012 Olympics? (skills, experience, training)?
    Are we equipping young people with these skills?
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