WDSC Help Your Club
Volunteers
Our club is managed entirely by volunteers and we need parents to take an active part in making sure that our swimmers have the best environment in which to flourish.
Club Volunteers
There are many ways in which you can help your club, either by becoming a member of the committee that is responsible for running the club, or just by volunteering for a project, specific task, or assisting in an non-official capacity at our open meets.
The Committee
The committee meets once per month for approx 2 hrs to discuss club business, make decisions as appropriate and ensure the smooth running of the overall club.
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WDSC currently have vacancies for:
Workforce Coordinator
Our club is looking for a Workforce Coordinator, to help us manage and develop the volunteer base within the club. We have a number of regular volunteers, who continue to help the club in day to day duties, as well as at our Open Meets. However, we need to grow the base of volunteers, to ensure we can continue to run he club. A lack of volunteers puts the clubs future in jeopardy.
This role is critical to the club, and is a committee post.
To read more details about this role, please click here to read the full job description.
> Lead Team Manager
Our club is looking for a Lead Team Manager, to help us manage and develop a base of Team Managers throughout the club. This is a critical role, supporting our coaching staff and will become more important, as the club continues to grow.
The Team Manager manages a team(s) within our club at training camps and competitions, the ideal person will have good organisational & communication skills, pleasant, friendly manner. It is also a mandatory requirement that the All Team Managers are CRB checked & registered with the ASA plus attend a Team Managers course as appropriate.
To read more details about this role, please click here to read the full job description.
Helping at our Open Meets and Galas
As a Club, we run 3 Open Meet competitions and our Club Championships. These meets generate valuable income for the club, which in turn helps to keep our fees as low as possible. Without these meets running each year, your fees would increase significantly. Without volunteers, we cannot run them!
At a Meet, we have the following jobs that need to be covered, all of which can be shared in shifts, or taken on as a whole.
Non-Poolside Help
Set up – the night before a Meet (spare an hour to help us get ready)
Pack Up – at the end of the meet – it only takes an hour!
Raffle Ticket Desk
Entry Desk
Managing the Signing In Sheets at the beginning of each session
Pool-side Help
Marshalls to ensure the swimmers are organised for their races
Refreshments for officials and coaches
All poolside marshals' need to have been CRB cleared, Jancis Shepherd the Club Welfare Officer 07800 831 439 coordinates this.
If you can help YOUR club, please contact our Club Chairman.
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Officials
When hosting swimming galas such as our Sprint Meet, B/C Meet, Open Meet, Club Champs or when we attend other events such as the Thames Valley Junior League, Arena League or go to other club's Open Meets we need qualified officials.
Without the right number of officials, we cannot hold the meets.
In order to become an official, you are required to become qualified and the club hosts various training and courses throughout the year.
You can become qualified in the following Official Roles:
Judge Level 1
This is the first level of qualification. It includes the role and duties of a Timekeeper, Chief Timekeeper and Inspector of Turns.
Judge Level 2
This is the second level of qualification. It includes the role and duties in relation to all aspects of judging and the theoretical role and duties of Starter.
Starter
Candidates wishing to qualify, as a Starter will be required hold the Judge Level 2 qualification Training will consist of a number of practical experiences as a Starter before undertaking a formal practical assessment. Successful candidates will be attributed with the Starter qualification Judge Level 2S.
How Much Will it Cost?
Nothing! WDSC will pay the cost of courses, we just need you to give a little of your time and be prepared to help out at our Open Meets / Galas during the year. (You will probably be there anyway, as a spectator, so why not get involved?)
With your help we can increase our number of registered officials and maintain a high level of competition for your children.
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Club Volunteers
There are many ways in which you can help your club, either by becoming a member of the committee that is responsible for running the club, or just by volunteering for a project, specific task, or assisting in an non-official capacity at our open meets.
The Committee
The committee meets once per month for approx 2 hrs to discuss club business, make decisions as appropriate and ensure the smooth running of the overall club.
>
WDSC currently have vacancies for:
Workforce Coordinator
Our club is looking for a Workforce Coordinator, to help us manage and develop the volunteer base within the club. We have a number of regular volunteers, who continue to help the club in day to day duties, as well as at our Open Meets. However, we need to grow the base of volunteers, to ensure we can continue to run he club. A lack of volunteers puts the clubs future in jeopardy.
This role is critical to the club, and is a committee post.
To read more details about this role, please click here to read the full job description.
> Lead Team Manager
Our club is looking for a Lead Team Manager, to help us manage and develop a base of Team Managers throughout the club. This is a critical role, supporting our coaching staff and will become more important, as the club continues to grow.
The Team Manager manages a team(s) within our club at training camps and competitions, the ideal person will have good organisational & communication skills, pleasant, friendly manner. It is also a mandatory requirement that the All Team Managers are CRB checked & registered with the ASA plus attend a Team Managers course as appropriate.
To read more details about this role, please click here to read the full job description.
Helping at our Open Meets and Galas
As a Club, we run 3 Open Meet competitions and our Club Championships. These meets generate valuable income for the club, which in turn helps to keep our fees as low as possible. Without these meets running each year, your fees would increase significantly. Without volunteers, we cannot run them!
At a Meet, we have the following jobs that need to be covered, all of which can be shared in shifts, or taken on as a whole.
Non-Poolside Help
Set up – the night before a Meet (spare an hour to help us get ready)
Pack Up – at the end of the meet – it only takes an hour!
Raffle Ticket Desk
Entry Desk
Managing the Signing In Sheets at the beginning of each session
Pool-side Help
Marshalls to ensure the swimmers are organised for their races
Refreshments for officials and coaches
All poolside marshals' need to have been CRB cleared, Jancis Shepherd the Club Welfare Officer 07800 831 439 coordinates this.
If you can help YOUR club, please contact our Club Chairman.
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Officials
When hosting swimming galas such as our Sprint Meet, B/C Meet, Open Meet, Club Champs or when we attend other events such as the Thames Valley Junior League, Arena League or go to other club's Open Meets we need qualified officials.
Without the right number of officials, we cannot hold the meets.
In order to become an official, you are required to become qualified and the club hosts various training and courses throughout the year.
You can become qualified in the following Official Roles:
Judge Level 1
This is the first level of qualification. It includes the role and duties of a Timekeeper, Chief Timekeeper and Inspector of Turns.
Judge Level 2
This is the second level of qualification. It includes the role and duties in relation to all aspects of judging and the theoretical role and duties of Starter.
Starter
Candidates wishing to qualify, as a Starter will be required hold the Judge Level 2 qualification Training will consist of a number of practical experiences as a Starter before undertaking a formal practical assessment. Successful candidates will be attributed with the Starter qualification Judge Level 2S.
How Much Will it Cost?
Nothing! WDSC will pay the cost of courses, we just need you to give a little of your time and be prepared to help out at our Open Meets / Galas during the year. (You will probably be there anyway, as a spectator, so why not get involved?)
With your help we can increase our number of registered officials and maintain a high level of competition for your children.
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Who Do I Contact?
Sharon Longhurst is our Officials Co-ordinator and can be contacted at officials@wycombe-swimming.org.uk
Angela Currie is our Workforce Co-ordinator, responsible for helping to co-ordinate our volunteers in the club, please speak to her, if you can help.
Sharon Longhurst is our Officials Co-ordinator and can be contacted at officials@wycombe-swimming.org.ukAngela Currie is our Workforce Co-ordinator, responsible for helping to co-ordinate our volunteers in the club, please speak to her, if you can help.
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