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Volunteering at Te Tira Ahu Pae events is open to a wide range of students. We aim to make the opportunities available accessible, inclusive, and flexible.

 

Eligable Students

You can volunteer if you are:

  • Currently enrolled for any course at Massey (Foundation, undergraduate, postgraduate, etc.)
  • A full-time or part-time student
  • A domestic student
  • An international student
  • An on-campus student
  • A distance student

No previous volunteering experience is required; training and guidance will be provided.

 

What We're Looking For

We welcome students who are:

  • Reliable and punctual
  • Friendly and respectful
  • Willing to work as part of a team
  • Open to learning new skills

Different roles suit different strengths; whether you enjoy public-facing roles, behind-the-scenes support, digital content creation, or sustainability initiatives.

 

Accessibility and Inclusion

We are committed to inclusive volunteering. If you:

  • Have accessibility requirements
  • Require adjustments to participate
  • Prefer roles with specific physical or communication considerations

Please let us know in your application so we can support you appropriately.

 

Time Commitment

Volunteering is flexible. You can:

  • Sign up for a single event
  • Support multiple events throughout the year
  • Choose roles that fit around your academic schedule

Your studies always come first, and we understand that availability may change during assessment periods.

 

Who Cannot Volunteer?

While we aim to make volunteering as inclusive as possible, there are some circumstances where students may not be eligible to volunteer at events.

You may not be able to volunteer if you:

  • Are not a currently enrolled Massey student
  • Have active disciplinary restrictions that limit participation in university activities
  • Are unable to commit to required training or event timings
  • Are unable to meet essential safety requirements for specific roles (food handling or manual handling tasks, etc.)
  • Have previously been excluding from volunteering due to a Volunteer Code of Conduct breach.
  • Have a criminal history that may pose a risk to children, young people, or other vulnerable groups, particularly for events where volunteers will be working directly with these groups

Some roles may also require additional checks, certifications, or training before participation.

If you are unsure about your eligibility, we encourage you to contact your campus’ Clubs and Events Coordinator for advice. We are happy to discuss individual circumstances and explore suitable opportunities wherever possible.