Volunteer with
WADL

Are you passionate about working with young people? Help WADL run our competitions and programmes by becoming a volunteer adjudicator or presenter, so we can reach even more young people each year.

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Why volunteer at WADL

Help students build their confidence

Adjudicate and present rounds at SDC, our largest competition, with over 1,500 students from more than 30 schools across 8 host venues.

Flexible and low-commitment

Judge as many or as few debates as you like, with no minimum. Adjudicators can be recognised through honoraria.

Grow your skills and network

Gain experience working with young people in an educational setting, and connect with university students, educators and professionals.

Free, quick and easy training

All you need is a Working With Children's Clearance. No experience required. Training is only one day, during which you'll learn everything you need about debating, followed by a straightforward adjudicator test and mock adjudication.

Current opportunities

Browse open roles below and apply through Volunteering WA.

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Get in contact

We'd still love to have you on board, and are always open to new volunteers. Reach out to our Chief Operations Officer by phone or email if you'd like to volunteer, or have any questions or concerns.

Jacob Atkinson

coo@wadl.org

0432 263 830

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