Intern--Volunteer Coordinator

Organisation/person name: 
New Zealand Fringe Festival
Work type: 
Temporary: Full-Time
Work classification: 
Administration - Arts
Job description: 

 

SUMMER INTERN JOB DESCRIPTION

VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR—Full-time position

 Volunteer Coordinator is a great opportunity for the right person.  The intern in this role will gain tremendous experience in people management and event management, as well as working in a team toward a common goal.  The festival itself is a magical time with heaps of fun and plenty of opportunity to make friends, see shows and be involved in New Zealand’s foremost alternative arts festival.  Because many of the events are on the weekends and in the evenings, a flexibility with work schedule is essential.

The New Zealand Fringe Festival uses 40 – 50 volunteers for jobs from runner to working shifts at Festival Headquarters to working Fringe events.  These volunteers make the festival possible and they have a great time in the process!

 JOB DESCRIPTION

  • Maintain volunteer database
  • Coordinate volunteer schedules (phone and email)
  • Troubleshooting volunteer issues
  • Assisting event coordinator with event volunteer placement and management
  • Organising daily listings for HQ staff
  • Answer phones and emails in office
  • Assisting festival staff
  • Assisting with festival events
Opportunity location: 
Wellington Central
Key skills sought: 

Basic computer skills:  Word and excel | Basic phone skills | Basic administration skills | Strong communication skills

Start date: 
Monday, 11 January 2010
End date: 
Friday, 12 March 2010
This opportunity is: 
Unpaid
Salary low $: 
0
Salary high $: 
0
Closing date: 
Friday, 15 January 2010
Contact details: 

Mary Laine

Festival Coordinator

welcome@fringe.co.nz

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