We're looking for a Volunteer First Aid Coordinator to manage and promote our First Aid courses. This is a remote administrative role that's perfect for someone who enjoys working independently to make a real difference in their community.
What you'll be doing:
- Deciding whether your branch will offer in-person or virtual First Aid courses.
- Coordinating with First Aid trainers to secure course dates (we suggest aiming for one course per month).
- Setting up courses using our online booking system.
- Promoting and advertising courses to local parents and NCT antenatal course attendees via social media channels and email.
- For online courses, you'll receive Zoom links from the trainer to distribute to attendees and provide the trainer with a list of expected attendees.
- Repeating this process to ensure a continuous offering of first aid courses.
Time Commitment
This is a flexible role designed to fit around your existing commitments. You could volunteer with as little as 1 hours per week, though the exact time commitment will depend on the frequency and duration of your First Aid courses
What can you expect from us?
When you join the NCT family, you'll receive:
- A rewarding volunteer experience where you'll meet new people and develop valuable skills.
- Excellent support from experienced volunteers and our dedicated Volunteering Team.
- Access to an online platform packed with all the tools, resources, and training you'll need.
- Expenses paid in line with our expenses policy.
- A commitment to equity, diversity, and inclusion in everything we do.
- Most importantly, the chance to make a real and lasting difference to parents in your local community!
If you're ready to help us empower parents with essential first aid skills, we'd love to hear from you!
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