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We're looking for passionate, enthusiastic and energetic volunteers to help run the Student Union's brand preloved clothes shop, Reloved!

All proceeds the shop makes will go straight back into the Student Union to help improve your student experience. You'll also be doing your bit to increase sustainability on campus and tackle fast fashion by encouraging students to buy pre-loved clothes.

We know it's difficult to find time to volunteer so we're bringing more opportunities to you on campus. We've got flexible shift patterns which will fit around your studies and schedule too.

What you'll be doing:

• Cash handling
• Stock rotation
• Steaming clothes
• Pricing clothes
• Tagging clothes
• Opening/closing shop
• General tidying
• Promoting the shop to other students
• Encouraging students to donate

What you'll learn:

• Organisation
• Communication
• Reliability
• Accountability
• Self-Management

What you'll get:

• Fantastic experience in a professional environment
• Something brilliant to add to your CV
• Volunteer hours and skills recognised* on your transcript when you graduate
• 25% discount in Libertys, Geordies and the Shop (exclusions apply)
• Hot Drink/Juice on shift

*You must log over 50 hours of volunteering experience and 5 employability skills on the Student Union's volunteer log to have this recognised.

Join the committee managing the allotment at our campus in Galashiels. 

The Galashiels Allotment was created for students (and staff) to grow their own fruit, veg and herbs. The aim of the allotment is to have an outdoor community space that supports students' physical and mental wellbeing, as well as allowing them to live sustainably by growing their own food. The members of the committee represent the staff and student voice of those who work and study at SBC. The committee will meet quarterly. 

The members of the committee represent the staff and student voice of those who work and study at SBC, so we are looking for someone who will collate ideas, feedback on progress, and provide input on what the allotment users want and need to support them to grow sustainably. 

All users of the allotment space are part of a community and therefore we encourage all users to support each other. Examples of this might be offering to water each other’s plants when people are on holiday, sharing produce grown, organising days to weed the allotment together, organising picnics.