Volunteers

 

cmf2006 flag Welcome to the conference volunteers information page. This is the place to find quick answers to some important questions regarding volunteering for cmf2006.

 

Who are Volunteers?

Typically, volunteers are people with an involvement in the industry, who are interested in the conference and who could otherwise not afford to attend. They can be students or industry professionals.

 

What can I expect to do at the conference?

Primarily, the job of the volunteer is to provide practical support. We are looking for people who can assist as room monitors, help/registration desk attendants and anything else required ensuring the smooth running of the conference.

 

What qualifications do I need?

Volunteers at the information desk You don't have to be an expert! Students and enthusiasts work alongside industry professionals. Enthusiasm and interest are important qualities. Usually, there are more applicants than positions. You must have a good attitude and an interest in the field, but you definitely don't need a degree in computer science. The conference is a great place to learn more about portals, intranet and content management, but this kind of experience is not particularly relevant to volunteering. Voluteering is about helping people and providing good service, not XHTML and XML.

 

What do I get?

Volunteers receive free registration which allows access to all days of the conference as well as all social events. You will be required to work 15 hours in exchange. Volunteers receive all resources available to delegates. Lunch is provided all 3 days.

 

How do I get to experience the conference?

Once you have been accepted as a volunteer, you will be asked to provide a preferred work schedule. We will attempt to schedule your work commitments around your requirements. If there is a session in particular you would like to attend, you can either be given the time off or be assigned to that session as a room monitor.

 

How do I apply?

Use the contact e-mail address to let us know if you would like to apply: info@cmf2006.dk

 

Remember to indicate if you require accommodation.

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