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Vice Captain 

The Vice Captain of the University of Leeds Rifle Club plays a crucial supportive role, working closely with the Captain to ensure the smooth running of the society. This position involves assisting with leadership duties, promoting the sport, and fostering a welcoming environment for all members.

Key Responsibilities:

Supportive Leadership:

• Assist the Captain in providing leadership and direction to the society.
• Step in for the Captain when they are unavailable, ensuring continuity in leadership and activities.
• Help organize and lead regular meetings, practices, and events.

Safety and Compliance:

• Support the Captain in ensuring all activities comply with safety regulations and university policies.
• Assist in conducting safety briefings and training sessions for new and existing members.
• Help maintain up-to-date knowledge of firearms regulations.

Coaching and Development:

• Aid in providing coaching and support to members of all skill levels.
• Assist in organizing training sessions, workshops, and competitive events.
• Encourage participation in inter-university competitions and help coordinate the society’s involvement.

Administration and Communication:

• Support the management of the society’s budget and financial records.
• Assist in maintaining accurate records of membership, attendance, and equipment.
• Help manage the society’s communications, including social media and email correspondence.

Promotion and Outreach:

• Assist in promoting the Rifle Society within the university to attract new members.
• Help develop and maintain a strong online presence.
• Participate in outreach activities to raise awareness of the sport and the society.

Requirements:

• Experience: Previous experience in rifle shooting, with a strong understanding of safety protocols and best practices.
• Leadership Skills: Demonstrated leadership and organizational abilities, with experience in supporting teams or groups.
• Communication Skills: Strong verbal and written communication skills, with the ability to engage and motivate members.
• Commitment: A dedicated and proactive approach, with the willingness to support the Captain and commit time and effort to the role.
• Certifications: Relevant certifications in rifle shooting and safety training are desirable but not mandatory.

Benefits:

• Opportunity to support and influence the future of the University of Leeds Rifle Society.
• Develop valuable leadership, organizational, and coaching skills.
• Build a network within the university and the wider shooting community.
• Enhance your resume with a leadership role in a university sports society.