Getting Involved
Volunteering
Do you want to develop new skills or further your interest in
archives or archaeology? By volunteering at the Worcestershire
Archive and Archaeology Service you can:
- Increase your knowledge of and skills in archive and
archaeology work
- Develop new skills, such as IT, reading maps, reading old
handwriting and research skills
- Be part of a team of enthusiastic volunteers and meet new
people
- Strengthen your CV
- Make a valuable contribution to the work of the Archive and
Archaeology Service
At present we have a full complement of volunteers and are not
able to accept any more requests, but you can download a list of
the types of
projects that we run and what's involved (PDF 44 KB).
Following our move to The Hive we are in the process of
developing additional volunteer projects, and these will be
available by the end of 2013. In the meantime if you want to
fill in a volunteer registration form we would be very happy
to keep your name on a waiting list and will contact you as new
projects become available - form download are available below.
Anyone can volunteer and no previous experience is required as
we will provide full training for the project you will
undertake. Times are arranged to suit you and us. Even
if you are working, we can accommodate.
If you are interested and want more information about what to do
next please complete the volunteer registration form (see
links above) and email it to Dr Lisa Snook at archive@worcestershire.gov.uk),
alternatively it can be posted to The Hive. We will then contact you to
discuss which of our projects would best suit you.
Friends of Worcestershire Archives
'To find out more about the work of the Friends of
Worcestershire Archives and for information on joining, please see
their website www.fwarchives.org.uk.
This page was last reviewed 14 June 2013 at 17:12.
The page is next due for review 11 December 2014.