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Bridging Volunteer Experience to Skills Development
by Charles Allain
posted on 8:49 AM, June 24, 2011
Dear colleagues, Bridging Volunteer Experience to Skills Development New Employer-Supported Volunteer Research and Tool In December 2010, Volunteer Canada and Manulife Financial unveiled Bridging...
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Which priorities would you like to see Volunteer Canada focus on?
by Charles Allain
posted on 12:43 PM, June 8, 2011
Volunteer Canada’s first-ever interactive online annual report is live at www.volunteercanadaannualreport.ca.  The annual report features blog-style content with space for you to weigh in on issues...
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Registration for CAVR Conference 2011 is now Open!
by Susan De Seguin, CAVR
posted on 2:10 PM, March 16, 2011
Be one of the first 40 people to book a 3-night stay (June 12-14) at the Coast Coal Harbour Hotel and be entered into a draw to win a $100 BC-themed prize pack. For special conference room rates and/or...
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Frequently Asked Questions


The CAVR Employment Package is a series of resources designed to assist employers recruit qualified applicants for roles in volunteer resources administration in their organizations. Here are some of the questions employers ask:

  • What is the value of hiring a qualified professional to manage volunteer resources?
  • How do I know if a person is qualified?
  • What is the most common title for such a position?
  • What are the typical responsibilities of an Administrator of Volunteer Resources?
  • What are the key elements to include in a position description?
  • What is a typical salary for the position
  • What types of interview questions are most effective in the selection process?
  • What ongoing support and professional development needs to be considered?
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