Management of Volunteers
This course is underpinned by a critical analysis of what leadership means and how it is applied in diverse, changing and challenging settings.
Course overview
This programme considers theory, practice and reflection related to the following themes:
- The ethics of volunteering and volunteer management
- Providing volunteering opportunities for people with disabilities
- Health and Safety for volunteers
- Risk management
- The rights and responsibilities of volunteers and host organisations
- The volunteer agreement: expectations
- Young people as volunteers: the responsibilities of the volunteer manager
- Recruiting and rewarding volunteers
- Training and accreditation for volunteers
- Publicising the work of your volunteers
- Developing social networks of volunteers
- Managing difficult situations
- Managing change
Level: Short Course, CPD
Delivery: Campus
Study Mode: Part-time
Duration: 1 Year
Campus: Burnley
Start Date: September
Entry requirements
A Level 2/3 qualification or equivalent experiential learning.
This course is based in the School of Social Work, Care and Community located in the Faculty of Allied Health and Wellbeing
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