Stonecutter: Committee roles

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When being part of a committee, everyone needs to find their role. There are some responsibilities that every member has and some duties that are specific for each role. 
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If you need some orientation, this can be a little guide for you:
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Apart from this, a committee is made of different roles that need to be perfomed by the members. These roles are:
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Chairperson
Secretary
Treasurer
Public Relations Officer (PRO)
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Go into the resources of this activty to download the document called "Committee roles" to find out more details about the roles in the committee. Read through it carefully to understand the duties and start thinking about which role could fit to you. 
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Resources

Committee Roles

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The owner of this badge has completed the tasks required for the Committee roles activity which forms a part of the learning playlist Stonecutter: Steps to set up a youth club. The skills, knowledge and attitudes gained and demonstrated through completing these tasks include:
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learning about the roles of a committee.
reflecting on their own possible role and responsibilities that come with it.
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Completing these tasks means they have successfully worked to gain the Committee roles badge and are now on their way towards achieving the overall Stonecutter: Steps to set up a youth club badge.
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Tasks

Task no.1

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After looking at the different roles within the committee - where can you see yourself contributing? Which skills could help you to fulfil one of teh roles? Is there anyhing you need to know before taking over the resposnsibility?
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Leave your thoughts in the text field or create a short video explaing which role would suit you best. 

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Time to complete: 15 minutes

Organisers

Youth Work Ireland Midlands

Used in playlists

(Volunteers) Stonecutter - How to set up a youth club

Youth Work Ireland Midlands

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