Volunteer Vacancies
Volunteer as GB2RS Manager
The GB2RS News service is looking for a new volunteer manager following the sad passing of Ken Hatton, G3VBA, earlier this year. The position involves appointing and liaising with GB2RS newsreaders, managing schedules and notices of variation, and working closely with the editorial staff at HQ. For more information please contact the RSGB General Manager […]
The RSGB Youth Team is recruiting
The Youth Team exists to encourage young people into the hobby, and consists of young people and adults up to the age of 26 who understand the needs of that age range The team has a Youth Champion and there are currently 10 members, based far and wide across the UK: from Peter in Swansea […]
Exams and Syllabus Review Group (ESRG) vacancies
The RSGB is seeking to appoint a Chair and up to three additional members to the Exams and Syllabus Review Group (ESRG), formerly known as the Exams Group (EG). Membership of the Group now includes places for club tutors who hold a Full amateur radio licence and have taught the Advanced (Full) Syllabus for at […]
RSGB Board and other leading volunteer vacancies
The RSGB Nominations Committee maintains a list of RSGB Members interested in seeking possible nomination or election to the RSGB Board of Directors, or who are willing to help the Society in other leading volunteer positions. The list is held in confidence by the RSGB Company Secretary. Brief details of experience and qualifications are held […]
HF DXpedition Fund Trustee
The RSGB assists HF DXpeditions to the rarer countries through a fund that is supported each year from proceeds of the raffle, which is held at the annual RSGB Convention, as well as income from legacies and donations. The Society is looking to appoint a fifth Trustee for the HF DXpedition Fund who, given the […]
International Amateur Radio Union
RSGB volunteers contribute to the development of international amateur radio within Region 1 of the International Amateur Radio Union. Some volunteers also work directly with the IARU. This vital work goes on largely unseen but is essential in ensuring the amateur radio voice is heard, especially in Regional telecommunication organisations, the International Telecommunications Union and […]
