Citizen's Advice Bureau

West Berkshire
Citizens Advice Bureau

16 Bartholomew Street
Newbury
Berkshire
RG14 5LL


08444 779980
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frequently asked questions

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How does someone become a CAB volunteer adviser?

It can take considerable time and energy; they need to be open-minded, motivated, enthusiastic and enjoy learning.

On enquiry managers will take time to explain about the training, commitment and how the bureau operates. If a formal application is made it goes through a formal selection process, which includes familiarisation, taking up references, assessment and interview.

A recent applicant said:

“I wasn't sure that CAB work would be right for me, but after talking to the manager and training officer I was impressed by the professionalism of the organisation, the depth and complexity of the work and the comprehensive training, so I applied. This was what I was looking for.”

If you are interested in working in a challenging and personally rewarding environment, please contact the bureau (see the volunteering page for more details and for online enquiries).

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