As an Online Feedback Collector, your role will be to collect feedback about people’s experiences of health and social care services that have been posted online and log this information anonymously.
What You'll Do:
- Searching for feedback on social media
- Searching for feedback using a list of online sources
- Data entry into our database
Personal specification / requirements
- Experience of using Microsoft Office, including Word
- Be comfortable volunteering from home
- Access to the internet/email
- Able to use your own initiative but comfortable in asking for help when needed
- Respectful of confidentiality
Why You'll Love It:
Our volunteering roles are flexible and fit around your schedule. We will always work closely with you to ensure your volunteering role fits with your other personal and social commitments.
Looks good on your C.V
What You'll Learn:
Gain experience.
Gain an understanding on Health and social care services.
Knowledge on how information is logged.
Summary
Volunteering
Darlington
1 Weeks Minimum
1 Hours / Week
Skills you should possess:
Research
Novice
These documents must be completed:
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