District Lead Volunteer Role

District Lead Volunteer Role

We are on the hunt for the next District Lead Volunteer for Potters Bar & District Scouts.

Download the District Lead Volunteer Recruitment Leaflet

So what is the role of District Lead Volunteer?

This role holds the title of District Lead Volunteer (DLV) and acts as a manager, supporting other volunteers to ensure the District runs effectively and provides quality Scouting to more and more young people in Potters Bar and the surrounding area. This role would be great for an individual, but it could also work well as a role share with a team of 2 or 3 people.

In a nutshell, the DLV would:

• Inspire and enthuse people
• Apply strategic thinking to a challenge
• Build and lead a team of key volunteers
• Be resourceful and energetic
• Believe passionately in developing young people and volunteers

What’s in it for you?

Volunteering with us is both fun and rewarding. It offers the opportunity to develop a range of skills and attributes that are transferable to the workplace, such as confidence, social skills, teamwork ability, and leadership and management skills, including line management experience. In addition, this is an opportunity to rediscover adventure, make new friends, and get involved in the community—all of which are great for personal development and will enhance your CV. At the same time, this could support your Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) activities and objectives.

Find out more on the
Scout Website.

How to apply or nominate someone else:

District Lead Volunteer Recruitment Leaflet: Download the recruitment leaflet to share with someone who you think would thrive in this role.

Download the DLV Recruitment Leaflet

District Lead Volunteer Vacancy Pack: The District Lead Volunteer Vacancy Pack contains a full role description, nomination form, and application form.

Download the DLV Vacancy Pack

If you’re interested or know someone who might be a great fit, get in touch with us via the
Contact Page.