For volunteers
Knowledge Center
Knowledge Center
You & your development
Volunteering is also an opportunity to develop yourself. What are your strengths? What are your interests? And how do you use your volunteer work as a springboard to more self-confidence, new skills, or even a job? Here you will find the space to reflect on this — and take concrete steps.
Volunteering is also an opportunity to develop yourself. What are your strengths? What are your interests? And how do you use your volunteer work as a springboard to more self-confidence, new skills, or even a job? Here you will find the space to reflect on this — and take concrete steps.
What do you get out of volunteering?
You do volunteer work for others — but you also get a lot back in return. What are the benefits, and why does it work that way?
Personal growth through volunteering
Volunteering is one of the best places to develop yourself. Not despite the challenges, but precisely because of them.
Dealing with stress and work pressure as a volunteer
Many volunteers take on too much and eventually drop out. How do you maintain the balance and prevent it from taking a toll on yourself?
Setting boundaries and saying no
Setting boundaries is difficult, especially as a volunteer. Yet, it is one of the most important skills you can develop — for yourself and those around you.
NLP in practice: understanding behavior and communication
NLP examines the connection between thinking, language, and behavior. What does it entail, and what can you do with it as a volunteer?
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