RGU:Union
From 24 Jul 2015
Edgeworn Books is the student-run 2nd hand bookshop, based in our Deeview Student Store. Students can drop off books for sale and receive 70% of the proceeds, while the bookshop takes 30% to help fund future projects. Volunteers are required to look after the administration of the shop, which includes logging of new books, visual merchandising and processing payments. Training will be provided and hours are flexible to work around your studies.
Robert Gordon University
Ongoing
IT Helpdesk Student Ambassadors will proactively help and advise students by: - Providing face-to-face IT support – especially regards logging into services, password problems, connecting to the wireless service (eduroam) and printing - Assisting visitors to our permanent IT Helpdesk in ABS or to a temporary ‘pop-up’ Helpdesk that could be in the RSE, FoHSC, Scotts or Gray’s - Ensuring all help recorded (likely via a basic paper tally) - Have excellent customer service skills - Motivated and able to work on own, or as a team - Utilising their own experiences of Robert Gordon University IT Systems to enlighten new students on the IT services available Hours: Part-time shifts of 3 or 4 hours each are available, it is flexible but hopefully covers our busiest times of the day which is usually 10am to 4pm
As part of our Volunteering Programme here at RGU:Union, we're looking to appoint up to six RGU students as Cultural Ambassadors. The primary purpose of this role is to raise awareness among RGU students of local cultural activities and to encourage participation in arts and culture. This will be done by working alongside a variety of partners across the region. The main points of contact at RGU will be the Students' Union and the Cultural Animateur In Residence.
RGU Art and Heritage Collections have a permanent exhibition space within the Georgina Scott Sutherland Study Centre in Aberdeen Business School. During the year a series of exhibitions and activities is held in this space. The purpose of this volunteer post is to staff the Art and Heritage Exhibition space, meeting visitors, providing information about the exhibition, associated activities, the work of the Art and Heritage Collections and gathering visitor numbers. In addition the volunteer will undertake some market research work with visitors to establish ideas for further exhibitions and activities and to gather feedback on current exhibitions. This volunteer opportunity will provide the individual with experience of customer service, market research, and insight to the delivery of exhibition and associated events. A new exhibition based on the 50th Anniversary of the School of Domestic Science Alumni Association with associated activities is starting on May 10th. Curatorial Volunteers are required in the period 10th May to end of September, working for 2 to 3 hour periods once or twice per week. Exact times and weeks worked will be by mutual agreement. Contact Stevie at RGU:Union for more information.
AbSafe
Scarers Boo! Scream if you want to save lives! Seriously, we’ll train you to electrocute, run over and set fire to our visitors. It’ll be virtual fun all in the name of safety. Remember, we scare because we care.
Inchgarth Community Centre
From 05 Aug 2018
Working at the cafe you will serve and chat with customers, stock up items, make coffee & tea, and more. The cafe plays a vital role in our community, and all profits go towards offering better services to the community.
We have a very nice music room with guitars, piano and drums. We would love to have someone teaching music to kids, help them improve their creativity and have as much fun as they can. Either your an experience musician or a self-made rock star who are keen to pass on their music skills, we are waiting for you!