Volunteer

Make the days run.

For students and young professionals who want to be inside the Indaba: registration, room support, delegate liaison and the youth programmes.

Places: 12 to 15
Roles: General event volunteers: registration, room support, delegate liaison and catering support; Youth programme on-site volunteers; Youth programme volunteer leads; University students nominated by partner faculties
What you give: Your assigned role, from the Day Zero briefing to Day Three.

What you get

Access to the areas and sessions your role covers, and to open sessions when you're off duty
Catering on all deployment days and local travel reimbursement of up to R200 a day
A named volunteer badge and an AFSI 2027 T-shirt
A briefing and training for your role before the Indaba
A formal letter of acknowledgement from the APEA Director within 14 days, for your CV and scholarship applications
Your name on the Network website once the Network is founded in March 2027; volunteer leads also get a coordinator credit in their programme's output and a written reference
Founding membership of the Africa Future Skills Network

Working with learners

Every volunteer working with learners signs the safeguarding code of conduct and supplies a police clearance certificate, or proof of application by 6 March 2027 and the certificate before 19 March 2027.

Thanked by name

Volunteers are thanked by name at the Closing Ceremony on Day Three.

Want to volunteer at AFSI 2027?

Tell us where you study or work, the role that interests you and your availability from 21 to 24 March 2027. Partner faculties can also nominate students.