Volunteer – Tech Events

AL3 5AY
, St Albans, Hertfordshire, England, United Kingdom

Music Creative Events & festival

Community & family Sport & recreation Art & culture

We’re looking for a tech-savvy volunteer to help with the technical aspects of our live events.

Are you interested in live events and want hands‑on experience with sound, lighting, and technical setup? Or do you already have experience and want to use your skills to support a youth charity?

We’re looking for a tech-savvy volunteer to help with the technical aspects of our live events — from setting up sound and lighting equipment to supporting smooth event delivery.

We are a small youth charity running community events, workshops, and programmes that empower young people. Our events range from small gatherings to larger performances and celebrations — and we want to make sure they run smoothly and professionally.

As a tech volunteer, you’ll:

• Help set up and pack down sound and lighting equipment.
• Assist with live sound mixing and lighting control during events.
• Support rehearsals and technical run‑throughs.
• Troubleshoot basic technical issues on the day.

• A student or young person interested in a career in live events or production.
• Someone with previous experience in sound, lighting, or AV setups.
• A reliable and practical person who enjoys working behind the scenes.

No formal qualifications are required — just a willingness to learn and a commitment to helping out.

• Hands‑on experience in live event production.
• Opportunities to learn from experienced team members.
• A chance to contribute to meaningful youth‑focused events.
• References and support for future opportunities.

We welcome volunteers from all backgrounds and levels of experience. Training and support will be provided.

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The Pioneer Club is a youth and community charity based in St Albans, Hertfordshire.

We're a live music venue and home to the oldest indoor skatepark in the UK!

Originally founded in 1941 for evacuees from London to St Albans during World War Two.

The Pioneer Club remains a safe haven in the community with a focus for youth culture across skate, music, dance and the arts.