Help volunteers grow, develop, and remain engaged throughout their Scouting journey. This role focuses on ensuring adult volunteers feel supported, recognised, and connected to meaningful opportunities that match their skills and aspirations.
Working closely with Group Leaders, District Commissioners, and volunteer engagement teams, you will help create clear development pathways, support leadership growth, and remove barriers that prevent volunteers from progressing within Scouts WA.
You will play an important role in strengthening volunteer retention by helping people build their skills, move into new opportunities, and continue making a positive impact on young people through Scouting.
Why This Role Matters
Strong volunteer development and retention are essential to the future of Scouting. This role helps ensure volunteers feel valued, supported, and motivated to continue their journey, creating stronger teams and better outcomes for young people across Scouts WA.
Key Focus Areas:
- Support volunteers to understand and navigate leadership, training, and development pathways.
- Work with leaders across Scouts WA to identify and support volunteer development opportunities.
- Monitor volunteer engagement and help address barriers that affect retention and progression.
- Improve systems and processes that track volunteer development, qualifications, and progression.
- Promote recognition of volunteer achievements, milestones, and contributions across the organisation.
We Encourage You to Apply
We encourage you to apply, even if you don’t think you tick every box. Research consistently shows that people often rule themselves out of opportunities because they don’t meet every listed criterion. Scouts WA is looking for enthusiastic, capable people who are willing to learn, contribute and grow. If this sounds like you, we’d love to hear from you.
You will not be expected to know everything from day one. You will receive guidance, support, and opportunities to build your skills and grow in the role.
We are looking for people with the right attitude and strong organisational skills. Professional experience is welcome, but practical skills developed through work, volunteering or personal projects are also valuable.
Ready to Apply?
For further information, please contact Jack Lambert at [email protected].


Comments are closed