This volunteering opportunity involves helping fellow Family History researchers with their investigations, arranged class visits and Family History sessions, allowing more people to be helped in this popular area of research.
Please speak to a member of staff before applying to ensure it is suitable for you.
What it entails:
Familiarity with print and electronic sources for family history. Encourage the person attending to do the research themselves, by: suggesting sources to try explaining how the information is organised explaining how to organise a search What are we offering to you?
An opportunity to share your knowledge Training and support An opportunity to assist us in an important area of library use A designated member of staff as a contact for assistance and feedback An opportunity you can include on your CV Lancashire libraries care and cater for the needs of their local communities and are recognised as a safe space and often the main community hub. The library service is continually involved with new projects to ensure they provide what is needed locally for all ages. The need for volunteers to help assist the service, by helping under supervision to provide many of the activities and projects, is vital. Responsibilities:
Regular attendance at an agreed time Treat our resources with care Comply with the Volunteer Acceptable Use Guidelines Attend one of our Family History sessions on a regular basis and help fellow family historians search for their ancestors Treat everyone with courtesy and respect at all times Log your volunteering hours monthly and submit expenses (where applicable) online Complete minimum level training e.g. safeguarding and commit to further training relevant to the role Required Qualities:
Good ICT, communication and listening skills Enthusiasm about the huge difference the Internet can make to someone’s life Good communicator Patience and understanding Friendly and approachable Reliable and committed to providing a good service Training:
Volunteers must have completed the required training before any activity can be undertaken and may be asked to regularly refresh training where required. Training will be provided in the form of distance learning or trainer led. Location:
Coal Clough Library, 80 Raglan Rd, Burnley. BB11 4LD Apply for this role
If you are interested in this opportunity please contact the Volunteer Co-ordinator for a chat, or click apply now. Keep up to date with the latest volunteering opportunities
We'll notify you when any opportunities become available that we think you will be interested in.
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Familiarity with print and electronic sources for family history. Encourage the person attending to do the research themselves, by: suggesting sources to try explaining how the information is organised explaining how to organise a search What are we offering to you?
An opportunity to share your knowledge Training and support An opportunity to assist us in an important area of library use A designated member of staff as a contact for assistance and feedback An opportunity you can include on your CV Lancashire libraries care and cater for the needs of their local communities and are recognised as a safe space and often the main community hub. The library service is continually involved with new projects to ensure they provide what is needed locally for all ages. The need for volunteers to help assist the service, by helping under supervision to provide many of the activities and projects, is vital. Responsibilities:
Regular attendance at an agreed time Treat our resources with care Comply with the Volunteer Acceptable Use Guidelines Attend one of our Family History sessions on a regular basis and help fellow family historians search for their ancestors Treat everyone with courtesy and respect at all times Log your volunteering hours monthly and submit expenses (where applicable) online Complete minimum level training e.g. safeguarding and commit to further training relevant to the role Required Qualities:
Good ICT, communication and listening skills Enthusiasm about the huge difference the Internet can make to someone’s life Good communicator Patience and understanding Friendly and approachable Reliable and committed to providing a good service Training:
Volunteers must have completed the required training before any activity can be undertaken and may be asked to regularly refresh training where required. Training will be provided in the form of distance learning or trainer led. Location:
Coal Clough Library, 80 Raglan Rd, Burnley. BB11 4LD Apply for this role
If you are interested in this opportunity please contact the Volunteer Co-ordinator for a chat, or click apply now. Keep up to date with the latest volunteering opportunities
We'll notify you when any opportunities become available that we think you will be interested in.
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