You don’t have to be a fencer to get involved with volunteering for BF or your fencing club. There are plenty of opportunities to get involved for people of all ages and skills.

Recent research by Sport England has found that some of the benefits of volunteering  include:

• Building self-esteem and confidence
• Learning and developing new skills
• Enhancing work experience and building a CV
• Being active and improving health and well-being
• Meeting new people and broadening your social network
• Giving something back to your sport
• Making a difference in the community
• Having fun

More information about the benefits of volunteering can be found on  Sport England ‘s website.

How can you volunteer? 

You can volunteer in many ways, at club, county and regional level. There are also national volunteering opportunities with British Fencing. If you would like to volunteer please click here 

For your club 

Club officials; treasurer, secretary, chairman.

Coach

Club welfare officer

Referee 

Club Team Manager 

For British Fencing 

Performance Team Manger 

Regional Welfare Officer

International referee

Event Volunteers – if you would like to volunteer as a referee, DT, welfare officer, floor walkers and check-in then please complete the Event Volunteer expression of interest form