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Licensed Referees, Umpires and Court Supervisors receive the following licence benefits: Personal accident insurance, civil liability insurance and employers liability insurance Free membership

All volunteers in roles that come into direct contact with children, young people and at-risk adults require a DBS (criminal records) check. A DBS check is a record of all warnings,

Over 25,000 people volunteer in tennis and there are many ways to get involved. Thousands of people volunteer at tennis clubs across the UK, most of which simply couldn't run without

Although many volunteers are also members of their clubs, there are usually ways people can volunteer without becoming a paid member. This decision will be made by each club and may depend on the

Some venues or events put in place a volunteer agreement which you may be asked to sign. This agreement, which is not legally binding, simply sets out mutual expectations for the role and enables

Yes! Getting involved as a young tennis volunteer can bring great rewards – it develops employability, can support your playing, and lead to a long-term career in sport. Generally speaking, you

Yes! There are a number of opportunities to volunteer at major tennis events, including the Nottingham Open, the Birmingham Classic and the British Open Wheelchair Championships. There are often

Yes, there are a number of training courses and development opportunities available to volunteers. The LTA run various training courses to support volunteers in their roles, such as the

Yes, all padel coaches need to have joined the Coach Accreditation Scheme for a venue to meet the LTA Safeguarding Standards.  For more information on what a coach needs to become accredited,

Almost certainly! Your venue is likely to have several volunteer roles available – such as these. Roles may not always be advertised so try asking a coach or an existing volunteer if the venue