The Volunteering Services team, who is part of the Careers and Employability Service, invites you to a vibrant panel and networking event at the Regent Street campus on Wednesday 14 February.
Immerse yourself in insights shared by a diverse panel of experts from the charity sector. They’ll provide industry insights explaining why nearly a million people in the UK have chosen to work within the sector, the available graduate opportunities, and ways to convert volunteering into paid work.
Seize this opportunity to connect, learn, and expand your horizons. Don't miss out!
Organisations attending will include:
Why you should attend
- Listen to the journeys of individuals well established in their industries as well as organisations supporting causes you care about
- Explore the diverse array of salaried roles available within the charity sector
- Discover how to navigate salaried roles post-graduation
- Learn about the many volunteering roles, which exist offering transferrable professional/graduate level skill development
- Understand what separates a charity from a trust, and a non-profit from a social enterprise
- Engage with our speakers, glean insights from their experiences, and expand your network
Time and location
- 1–2:15 pm – Panel discussion held in lecture theatre UG05, at Regent St Campus
- 2.30–3:30pm – Networking and refreshments held in the Old Gym, at Regent Street campus (next to the Hideaway)
Book your place to attend the event.
For any queries about the event, please email [email protected].
Rewards for Recognition
Our Volunteering Services team is keen to recognize and honour the volunteering contributions made by our student volunteers.
Complete the Student Volunteer Recognition form, where you can apply for recognition through the Westminster Employability Award, as well as submit a self-nomination for Student Volunteer of the Year.
