Join the team: volunteer at Scottish Hockey events
Scottish Hockey is looking for passionate volunteers to help deliver upcoming events this summer. As a volunteer, you’ll be at the heart of the action, supporting various aspects of the event and ensuring everything runs smoothly. Whether you’re an experienced volunteer or new to the world of hockey, volunteering with Scottish Hockey offers an exciting opportunity to be part of the action.
Scottish Hockey events require a lot of hands to deliver events, as a volunteer, you can take on roles such as:
- Event support such as admission, ticketing, merchandise, team liaison and more.
- Ball patrol (13 – 17 year olds)
- Social media, photography and videography and communications.
Why volunteer?
Volunteering is an exciting way to get involved in hockey and be part of the fun! At the events, you’ll be welcomed and closely supported by Scottish Hockey staff. Your contributions will directly impact the event, providing a positive experience for players, spectators and other volunteers. By getting involved, you can develop new skills and connect with like minded individuals.
If you are interested in supporting Scottish Hockey Events, please complete the volunteer registration form with your details and your preferred roles and availability.
If you have any questions or need assistance to sign up, contact Mekala at [email protected]
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