Please note that clubs can speak to the England 2015 Communications team if they require support on PR opportunities related to volunteering at RWC 2015. Likewise, England 2015 should be notified of any outward facing campaigns prior to launch. The contact at England 2015 for all press related matters is; David Paull Press Officer, England 2015 ( / 020 8831 6700) Criteria to Become a RWC 2015 Volunteer Are you interested in becoming a RWC 2015 Volunteer? Please read the below criteria and if you can to each of the nine questions then you are ready to apply! answer ‘Yes’ Are you proud and passionate about welcoming the world to the 2015 Rugby World Cup? We want to welcome the world to Rugby and to England. Everyone is invited. Are you willing to attend one of our Try Outs between June and December 2014? A Try Out is visiting every host city 13 venues in total and is the name of the volunteer – – selection roadshow. A Try Out includes a short one-to-one interview to assess your suitability as a volunteer (we may ask for reference and security checks) but also includes an exciting interactive exhibition and the chance for us to take your measurements for that all-important volunteer uniform. Will you be able to attend up to three training sessions in the spring/summer of 2015? Will you be available to volunteer for up to 10 shifts in September/October 2015? Do you want to find out more about volunteering at your local Rugby club? RWC 2015 is a celebration of Rugby and its unique values, and we want to encourage a lasting legacy of volunteering for the Game in England. Will you be at least 18-years-old on April 1, 2015? You will need to be at least 18-years-old by the time you start your training with us. Do you understand English? English need to be your first language but you should be able to read and speak it doesn’t competently. Do you have the right to volunteer in the UK? You must be eligible to work in the UK. If you are from a country outside of the EU you must have the appropriate permissions from UK authorities to take up a role.
Please note that clubs can speak to the England 2015 Communications team if they require support on PR opportunities related to volunteering at RWC 2015. Likewise, England 2015 should be notified of any outward facing campaigns prior to launch. The contact at England 2015 for all press related matters is; David Paull Press Officer, England 2015 ( / 020 8831 6700) Criteria to Become a RWC 2015 Volunteer Are you interested in becoming a RWC 2015 Volunteer? Please read the below criteria and if you can answer ‘Yes’ to each of the nine questions then you are ready to apply! Are you proud and passionate about welcoming the world to the 2015 Rugby World Cup? We want to welcome the world to Rugby and to England. Everyone is invited. Are you willing to attend one of our Try Outs between June and December 2014? A Try Out is visiting every host city – 13 venues in total – and is the name of the volunteer selection roadshow. A Try Out includes a short one-to-one interview to assess your suitability as a volunteer (we may ask for reference and security checks) but also includes an exciting interactive exhibition and the chance for us to take your measurements for that all-important volunteer uniform. Will you be able to attend up to three training sessions in the spring/summer of 2015? Will you be available to volunteer for up to 10 shifts in September/October 2015? Do you want to find out more about volunteering at your local Rugby club? RWC 2015 is a celebration of Rugby and its unique values, and we want to encourage a lasting legacy of volunteering for the Game in England. Will you be at least 18-years-old on April 1, 2015? You will need to be at least 18-years-old by the time you start your training with us. Do you understand English? English doesn’t need to be your first language but you should be able to read and speak it competently. Do you have the right to volunteer in the UK? You must be eligible to work in the UK. If you are from a country outside of the EU you must have the appropriate permissions from UK authorities to take up a role.