At Expatgiving, we strive to cater to the needs of the dedicated volunteers and the non profit organizations that we work with. One of our volunteers, Isabel de Laiglesia, is volunteering for Save the Children as their Project Manager - Business Process Mapping. She shared with us her insights about Expatgiving.
How did you hear about Expatgiving?
Since I came to Singapore, I have been looking for different ways of finding out what volunteer job I can do, and when looking for sources of information I came across the “Expatgiving” newsletter. I can’t remember exactly how I found out about it, but I definitely know that it has been very interesting and motivating to know about so many different initiatives happening in Singapore.
How easily was it for you to apply for a vacancy through the Expatgiving website?
The application for the vacancy was very easy, actually it seemed too easy for me. Since I was very interested in the project, and the application didn’t ask for any CV or prior experience details, I decided to send an email presenting myself. The help I received from the staff during the process was very helpful and appreciated.
Would you recommend Expatgiving to your expat friends and why?
Yes, definitely. I think it’s a very helpful tool in finding out about the large number of opportunities that are out there for skilled people with free time. And the variety of initiatives is so big, that there will be, sooner or later, something to suit everybody, I’m sure.
How did you hear about Expatgiving?
Since I came to Singapore, I have been looking for different ways of finding out what volunteer job I can do, and when looking for sources of information I came across the “Expatgiving” newsletter. I can’t remember exactly how I found out about it, but I definitely know that it has been very interesting and motivating to know about so many different initiatives happening in Singapore.
How easily was it for you to apply for a vacancy through the Expatgiving website?
The application for the vacancy was very easy, actually it seemed too easy for me. Since I was very interested in the project, and the application didn’t ask for any CV or prior experience details, I decided to send an email presenting myself. The help I received from the staff during the process was very helpful and appreciated.
Would you recommend Expatgiving to your expat friends and why?
Yes, definitely. I think it’s a very helpful tool in finding out about the large number of opportunities that are out there for skilled people with free time. And the variety of initiatives is so big, that there will be, sooner or later, something to suit everybody, I’m sure.
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