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Day Visitors Plaza Programme Team Member

Department
GES - Guest Service Department
Code
GES
0602
Location
On-site

Role conditions

Primarily outdoor activity
Physical activity
Direct participant interaction
Mostly seated activity

Description

Become a part of the team that brings the Plaza to life for Day Visitors at the World Scout Jamboree. As a Day Visitors Plaza Programme Team Member you’ll help create a fun, welcoming, and engaging environment in the central area accessible to all guests, ensuring visitors feel comfortable, informed, and excited to explore the Jamboree experience.

In this role, you’ll support visitors as they navigate Plaza activities and programme zones such as National Tents, Food Houses, and the Global Development Village. You’ll answer questions, guide visitors to different attractions, and help maintain a safe and positive atmosphere throughout the area. By providing friendly assistance and clear information, you’ll help ensure that guests can fully enjoy the diverse cultural, educational, and interactive experiences available.

Your presence helps shape the overall visitor experience by promoting the welcoming spirit of Scouting. Through active engagement, clear communication, and attentive support, you’ll ensure that Day Visitors explore the Plaza safely and leave with lasting memories of the Jamboree.

Key Responsibilities

Requirements

Required skills

Being able to speak confidently to large and diverse groups in a friendly and culturally appreciative way
Strong communication and interpersonal skills
Enthusiasm and ability to “hype up” activities
Have comfort working in dynamic outdoor festival-like environments
Be able to remain calm and friendly under high visitor volume and changing priorities

Experience & qualifications

No specific experience is required

Languages

English (Business Level) is mandatory
Additional languages are highly valued, especially: Polish, Spanish, French and Arabic

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Contact

Jamboree Organising Committee for the 26th World Scout Jamboree

Registered Seat:
Za murami 2-10,
80-823 Gdańsk, Poland

Jamboree Office:
L. Mierosławskiego 15,
80-430 Gdańsk, Poland
[email protected]
+48 58 58 59 007

Key Responsibilities

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What it helps you understand: 

  • what you will actually do during a shift (typical duties) 
  • what the role is accountable for (e.g., managing queues, guiding participants, daily checks) 
  • what kind of interaction and pace to expect (hands-on, customer-facing, operational support, etc.) 

Description

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  • the general type of support/service the role provides 

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Description

Primarily outdoor activity
Most duties take place in the open air (often without shelter).
Primarily indoor activity
Most duties take place inside covered spaces (tents or buildings).
Mostly seated activity
Most duties are done while seated (e.g., desk-based tasks).
Physical activity
The role involves regular movement and/or manual tasks (e.g., walking, lifting, setting up).
Computer skills needed
The role requires being comfortable using a
computer and basic, general software (e.g., documents, spreadsheets, online systems).
Direct participant interaction
The role includes direct contact with young
people (e.g., delivering programme activities).
Accessible for wheelchair
The primary activity location for this role is
wheelchair accessible.
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The Organising Committee for the 26th World Scout Jamboree has been established by Związek Harcerstwa Polskiego as a foundation under the Host Organisation Agreement, providing a legal entity for the planning and delivery of the World Scout Jamboree Poland 2027. The foundation is registered in the National Court Register held by the District Court Gdańsk-Północ in Gdańsk under the number KRS 0001022285. It has a tax identification number of PL-583-347-28-08 and a statistical number REGON 52467170500000. The foundation’s legal seat is located at Za murami 2-10, 80-823 Gdańsk, Poland.

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