As a volunteer, your role is most important!
You will become proud ambassadors of the Canadian Francophone Games.
Your commitment, your contribution and your loyalty are all key components in ensuring the success of the event.
*The minimum age to volunteer at the Jeux de la francophonie canadienne is 14 years old (as of the start date). For minors, parental or legal guardian consent is required. Some positions require that minor volunteers be accompanied by a responsible adult throughout their participation.
(Emplacement du quartier général des JeuxFC)
Art oratoire – Basketball 3c3 – Médias
Flag Football 5c5
Justice sociale
Art culinaire
(sur le site du Collège Montmorency)
Improvisation
Camp de survie
Badminton – Ultimate 4c4 – Volleyball de plage
Théâtre
(sur le site du Collège Montmorency)
Musique
La Place Bell accueillera trois soirées socioculturelles des JeuxFC :
Le Village des Jeux, lieu de rassemblements et d’animation pour tous·tes les participant·es, bénévoles et visiteur·euses, sera situé à l’extérieur dans le stationnement du Collège Montmorency et sera ouvert tout au long de l’événement.
During the JeuxFC, volunteers will be active at competition, accommodation, and cultural event venues, performing operational tasks under the supervision of the Lead Volunteers in charge of their area.
During the JeuxFC, all competition, accommodation, and socio-cultural programming venues will be managed by a team of Lead Volunteers. This team is composed of area managers and overseen by a site director.
These volunteers will receive training throughout the year and will be responsible for managing activities at their assigned venue, in collaboration with the Organizing Committee.
All volunteers receive a meal for every five (5) consecutive hour shift.
JeuxFC volunteers serve as ambassadors for the region to visitors. They help showcase the pride and passion of an entire community. Through their dedication, they embody the organization’s values and are essential to the event’s success.
There are operation jobs that don’t require you to interact with participants directly. You could also be paired with someone that speaks French.
Yes. You can volunteer one or more days of your time at the Canadian Francophone Games. However, a minimum of two 5-hour shifts is required to ensure the smooth running of this major event.
Anyone aged 14 or older who is interested can become a volunteer. Please note that some positions have a minimum age requirement. This is the case for the courtesy driver position (minimum age 25).
Ideally, yes, but not always. Some positions for disciplines featured at the Games require volunteers to have training, certification, or relevant experience in the field. However, other staff positions do not require any prior knowledge beyond the Games-specific volunteer training.
Volunteers are entitled to one meal for every five (5) consecutive hours worked. Snacks will also be available in the volunteer lounges.
14 disciplines are featured at the JeuxFC. There are competitions in the arts, leadership, and sports. Click here for full details.
Sign up by completing the Volunteer Registration Form (coming soon).
Fill out the personal and medical information sections and the background check section*.
*Please note that all volunteers must complete a background check in order to participate in the Games.
Select your role and schedule
Select the venue(s) that interest you.
Select the volunteer sectors you wish to be involved in.
Select your desired positions and check the time slots that work for you.
Generally, days are divided into three shifts:
Read the terms of consent and submit your form!
Please note that a criminal background check will be conducted for all employees and volunteers of the Canadian Francophone Games who are 18 years of age or older.
A criminal background check is mandatory for all staff and volunteers of the Canadian Francophone Games who are 18 years of age or older. This process is designed to protect the physical and psychological well-being of participants, most of whom are minors. This check is therefore mandatory for everyone within the organization.
Generally speaking, yes. All competition venues are open to the public free of charge. However, some areas are restricted to delegation members only, such as the accommodation venues. When you are assigned to your first shift, you will receive an accreditation pass granting you access to the work areas of the committee to which you have been assigned.
At any time, you can contact the Canadian Francophone Games for details on volunteer opportunities at benevoles@jeuxfc.ca.
For more information, please contact:
benevoles@jeuxfc.ca
