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APM Regional Network Volunteer

Please review the volunteer role description below. Please pay particular attention to the eligibility criteria and note the following recruitment window for applications:

Applications close: We welcome applications at any time.

Next steps: A member of the APM Volunteer Team will contact you regarding your application and volunteer onboarding.

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Role

APM Regional Network Volunteer        View full list of APM Regional Networks

Eligibility

 

Aged 18 years or over. Can be an APM member or a non-member.  

APM’s onboarding process is to be completed by all volunteers. 

Purpose

 
  • Support and facilitate engagement, knowledge sharing and outreach activities in the Network’s geographical area.
  • Contribute to the delivery of outputs and activities beneficial to the members of their RN community and the project profession. This may entail participation in cross-Network meetings, Task & Finish groups, or leading a particular Focus area, comprising: 
    • CPD Events Lead  
    • Education Outreach Lead  
    • Membership Lead  
    • Cross-Profession Lead  
    • Emerging Project Professional Lead   
    • Corporate Relationships Lead  
    • Awards and Competitions Lead 

The Focus area roles are appointed within the Network without a formal process 

Estimated time commitment

 
  • On average, between 4 and 8 hours per month, with various levels of time commitment depending on the Network activity and peak times. 
  • Attendance at (monthly) Network meetings and events. The expectation is that the Network Volunteer will attend all meetings. 
  • Attendance at cross-Network meetings. 

APM Regional Networks

Channel Islands • East of England • Greater Bay Area •  Kingdom of Saudi Arabia • London • Midlands • North East • North West • Northern Ireland • Republic of Ireland • Scotland • South East • South Wales and West of England • Thames Valley • UAE • Victoria, Australia • Wessex • Yorkshire and North Lincolnshire