EWB-UK and its affiliated branches at 30 Universities across the UK depends on the active participation of its dedicated volunteers.

Volunteers find that their input and effort can make a huge impact and they are hugely valued. No matter what area a volunteer is working in they can have significant impact on the success of the organisation

EWB-UK Volunteers

Volunteers make up the National Executive and Programme and Support Area Teams - they play a vital role in the capacity of our organisation.

Positions on the National Executive are advertised via the website annually for the start of each new academic year. You can also get involved in organising events, presenting to varying audiences, reviewing applications, producing publicity material, creating workshops and meeting like minded people amongst other fantastic opportunities by either contacting your area of interest or finding out more about positions (both paid and unpaid) available within EWB-UK.

Volunteers receive training for their role, they take on clearly defined positions and are well supported by our network of members.

Volunteering for your branch

If there is a branch at your University then contact them to see how you can get involved with their activities.

Volunteers currently take on a huge variety of exciting roles from organising trips, events, training courses to going to schools to deliver outreach programmes.

New ideas for activities are driven by you the volunteers

Not at a University with a Branch?

If your University does not have an EWB-UK Branch then you can search for your nearest branch and get involved with them. Alternatively you might like to think about starting a branch of your own.

Not at University?

If you are no longer studying at a University, our active Professional Network has opportunities. This support network is rapidly growing and like the rest of the charity is always keen to have new members and volunteers from a variety of disciplines and backgrounds.