Here’s some more information on the Volkswagen Mobility Makers role

Key tasks

Key tasks

• Be a friendly face that represents Glasgow and the Tournament
• Answering questions on the Tournament and Host City activities
• Providing excellent customer service to visitors and our communities
• Provide way finding information
• Provide local knowledge on what’s on in Glasgow during the Tournament
• Manning information points within Transport Hubs and Fan Zones
• Assist with spectator flow and engagement
• Assist with the support and supervision of street-based artists and roving performances as appropriate
• Assist with crowd engagement in sports activation
• Report any issues according to policies

What skills are we looking for?

What skills are we looking for?

• Friendly, approachable and welcoming
• Enjoy meeting new people
• Flexible approach and able to adapt
• Excellent communication skills
• Good knowledge of Glasgow and the Tournament
• Have effective team work skills
• Happy to be based outside
• Language skills (desirable)

When and where?

When and where?

Volkswagen Mobility Makers will interact with spectators in the Fan Zones, Glasgow City Centre, along the walking routes to Hampden Park and at selected Scottish Airports.

Volkswagen Mobility Makers will undertake shifts during the period 12 June 2020 – 12 July 2020.

Eligibility

Eligibility

The Volkswagen Mobility Maker Glasgow programme aims to be inclusive and diverse and representative of the demographic of Glasgow and Scotland. In order to be a Volkswagen Mobility Maker Volunteer, applicants must:

• Be aged 16 years or over at the beginning of the Tournament (date of birth must be after 01 April 2004)

• Be able to confidently communicate in English (although English does not need to be the first language) or British Sign Language

• Complete a minimum of 8 shifts
• Have the right to volunteer in the UK (be a UK Citizen, EU Citizen, be seeking asylum or have leave to remain in the UK)

Support offered

Support offered

We are committed to supporting a diverse range of participants and ensuring that everybody has equal access to the Volkswagen Mobility Makers programme. As a volunteer you will receive the following:

• Training on how to undertake your role with confidence
• Information on the Tournament and venues you may be located at
• A unique Volkswagen Mobility Makers uniform which is yours to wear with pride throughout the Tournament and keep as a memento of your experience
• All meals when on shift
• Team Leader support
• First-hand experience of being involved in the 60th anniversary of UEFA EURO 2020, the biggest EURO yet!
• Civic pride – promoting the city as a sporting and cultural centre
• Free transport when travelling to and from shifts within a defined geographical distance of the city centre

• If you foresee a financial barrier to volunteering due to incurred costs you can apply to the volunteer support pot via the application form

FAQs

FAQs

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