Volunteering opportunities

We are looking for volunteers to help make BMC Basecamp a great experience for everyone.

There are a range of roles that need supporting over the weekend. By volunteering, you’ll be part of the team helping to make the weekend happen and supporting fellow attendees.

We ask volunteers to commit to 2–3 shifts across the weekend, with each shift lasting approximately 3 hours. In return, you’ll receive a free ticket to BMC Basecamp 2026.

To find out more about the role click here.

We are looking for volunteers to help make BMC Basecamp a great experience for everyone and looking for people to support

support the activities happening over the weekend.

By volunteering, you’ll be part of the team helping to make Basecamp happen and supporting fellow attendees.

We ask volunteers to commit to 2–3 shifts across the weekend, with each shift lasting approximately 3 hours. In return, you’ll receive a free ticket to BMC Basecamp 2026.

To find out more about this role click here.

This is an exciting opportunity for a suitable candidate with energy and enthusiasm to harness all that Clubs’ Committee has to offer in support of clubs.

The chair offers a public face and will work collaboratively with various stakeholders. They are responsible for the conduct of the committee and reports to the Board on its proceedings and the work undertaken.

If you have a passion for clubs within the BMC, we’d love to hear from you.

For more information and how to apply click here

Closing date Wednesday 30th September at noon

Our BMC local areas often run volunteer invasive species clearing days, footpath repair, and sphagnum moss planting days all as apart of our wider campaign, The Climate Project.

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The BMC divides England and Wales into ten geographical areas. These local areas provide a focus for local activities and are instrumental in driving national policy. We're always looking for people to get involved in our local areas.

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There are a number of essential roles needed to help run the BMC climbing competitions, such as judges, belayers and isolation volunteers. Check out what each role is and find out more about how you can get involved.

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The BMC relies on a well-established structure of voluntary committees, supported by staff, to develop and oversee much of the organisation’s technical work for members.

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We have opportunities for those who want to use their hill walking leadership skills to lead BMC local area social walks, as well as other opportunities for committee roles related to hill walking.

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The Council is comprised of representatives from the BMC Areas, Specialist Committees, organisations which work closely with the BMC and members of the Board. It acts as a representative body of the members.

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