Volunteer Retention
This one-day course explores how to retain volunteers and reduce turnover which can be time consuming, and costly. The course is primarily designed for those with responsibility for managing or co-ordinating volunteers.
Course Aims
- Evaluate why an induction is good for the charity and the volunteer
- View the induction as a critical part of the ‘onboarding’ process
- Recognise why retaining volunteers is so important
- Review why volunteers may be leaving your organisation
Course Objectives
- Undertake an exercise, matching volunteer requirements to organisation expectations
- Establish induction good practice
- Identify common volunteer retention issues
- Explore how to retain volunteers
Course Programme
- Welcomes and housekeeping
- Participant introductions
- Definition of induction
- What you currently do (different types of induction)
- Matching volunteer & organisation requirements
- Induction good practice
- Volunteer Handbook / Induction Pack
- Why people volunteer
- Retention good practice
- How to retain volunteers
Course Duration
Up to 6.25 hours (i.e. 10am to 4:15 pm)
Including breaks and 45 minutes for lunch
This course is suitable for
- In-house 'face to face' training
- In-house online training ('Live' using Zoom)
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- In-house 'face to face' training
- In-house online training ('Live' using Zoom)
Course Fees
TYPE OF DELIVERY
HALF DAY
FULL DAY
PER PLACE
FACE TO FACE TRAINING
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£750
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ONLINE TRAINING (LIVE)
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£750
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Training costs include:
Course delivery, training materials, handouts, evaluations and certificates up to 14 participants
Travel & Overnight costs
Travel costs may apply for any booking over 80 miles charged at 45p per mile or actual costs of alternative methods of travel. Overnight costs are based on individual hotel bookings and reasonable subsistence costs dependent on location conditions, applicable at the time.