Volunteer

Description

Access volunteers are 2nd – 4th year students who join the Access Programme at UL through the Higher Education Access Route (HEAR) or the Access to University Course. They are dedicated to giving back and making a difference.

If you are currently registered as an Access student in the University of Limerick and you feel you would like an opportunity to give something back to the Access Office and local communities by becoming an Access Volunteer, or should you require any further information about the Access Volunteer Programme, please contact access@ul.ie

Is training provided?:Yes

Tasks that the volunteer(s) will be expected to undertake:

If you are currently registered as an Access student in the University of Limerick and you feel you would like an opportunity to give something back to the Access Office and local communities by becoming an Access Volunteer, or should you require any further information about the Access Volunteer Programme, please contact access@ul.ie

Benefits of Volunteering:

Benefits of becoming a mentor include working towards a President's Volunteer Award by logging hours on studentvolunteer.ie, meeting new people/friends, enhancing your skills, giving back to the community, and much more.

Details of time commitment needed for role:
Varies.

Minimum time commitment per week:
Flexible/Varies

Additional screening required for this role::
If you are currently registered as an Access student in the University of Limerick and you feel you would like an opportunity to give something back to the Access Office and local communities by becoming an Access Volunteer, or should you require any further information about the Access Volunteer Programme, please contact access@ul.ie

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