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Volunteer Recruitment For 2008 Olympics Launched In Shanghai
March 8, 2007 |
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Shanghai Municipality has formally launched its recruitment drive to find volunteers for the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing.
Yu Biao, director of the Shanghai Youth Volunteer Department, says that the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games will recruit 800 volunteers in Shanghai, 700 of whom will work for the football matches held in Shanghai and the remaining 100 volunteers will go to Beijing to serve at the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games and the Paralympics Games.
Yu says that Shanghai citizens have become more and more fond of taking part in volunteer work. He says that for every ten people that ask to volunteer, only one person is chosen for these types of events.
Shanghai citizens can log onto the website of Shanghai Youth Volunteer to submit their application to be a volunteer. The search for qualified volunteers will last until March 2008.
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hi
i would like to partecipate in shangai 2008 for 2008 olympics game as a interpreter volunteer for Andorra delegation or as a volunteer.
Hello,
I am a Chinese-American who was raised and educated in America. After retirement, I came to China and taught English at the Chinese Academy of Sciences in Shanghai and Wuhan for a combined total of 6 years. I am married to a Shanghai woman and we are living in Pudong.
Althought my passport indicates that I'm an American citizen, I am first and foremost Chinese. I want to do whatever is needed and within my power to help make the Chinese Olympic year a success. Thank you for taking time from your busy schedule to read and respond to this message.
Harry Goon (Gong)
hi i am an indian . This is my third year in ,china i love china and chinese people.i would like to participate as a volunteer in olympics. i can speak chinese,urdu,marathi and english
Hello all. I am an American-born Taiwanese-Chinese citizen who speaks fluent English and fluent Mandarin Chinese. Although I am 15 years old, I would like to volunteer as a translator, or more, for the 2008 Beijing Olympics. Thanks for reading and hopefully responding!
Margaret C (Texas, USA)
Hello. I was born in China, but raised in the United States. I speak fluent Mandarin Chinese and English. Currently I am 14 years old, and I would like to volunteer for the 2008 Beijing Olympics, specifically a translator. Thank you for reading and I hope you can reply to my message!
Michelle
I was born and raised in Shanghai, my parents still live in Shanghai. I speak both Chinese and English fluently. I want to be a volunteer for the 2008 Beijing Olympics. Would you please let me know how to apply to be a volunteers/ Shanghai for 2008 Olympic.
Thanks!
Emily Texas in USA