Is it easy to choose volunteers for the Winter Olympics?

It is not easy to be selected as a volunteer for the Winter Olympics, because if you want to be a volunteer for the Winter Olympics, you have to go through layers of screening to become a volunteer. If you want to be a volunteer in the Winter Olympics, you need to meet the following conditions:

1. Abide by the laws and regulations of China, voluntarily provide voluntary services for the Beijing Winter Olympics and Paralympic Games, and accept the guidance and management of the Beijing Winter Olympics Organizing Committee;

2. Be at least 18 years old as of June 65438+1October 65438 +0, 2022 (that is, June 65438+1October 65438 +0, 2004), and have the physical conditions and health qualities required for voluntary service;

3. Have the basic knowledge and skills required for volunteer service positions;

4. Be able to communicate in Chinese or English;

5. Be able to seriously participate in pre-competition training and provide voluntary services to meet the operational needs of Beijing Winter Olympics or Paralympic Winter Games.

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Selection and employment procedures for Games-time volunteers:

① Qualification examination. BOCOG and its authorized or entrusted institutions will examine the qualifications of Olympic applicants.

(2) Testing and selection. BOCOG and its authorized or entrusted institutions select the best candidates for the Olympic Games by means of on-site testing and remote testing.

(3) Pre-allocation of positions. Under the premise of fully considering the volunteers' personal wishes, BOCOG and its authorized or entrusted institutions will assign service posts, specify the arrival time and communicate with the volunteers themselves.

4 employment. BOCOG issued employment notices to those who were confirmed as Olympic volunteers. The recruitment of volunteers for the Games will be completed before September 30th, 20021.

People's Daily Online-Announcement on Global Recruitment of Volunteers for Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics and Paralympic Games