Army Museum of South Australia
(AMOSA)

A Regional Museum of the Army History Unit
ABN 46 103 172

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• Volunteers

Volunteers are crucial to the operation of the Museum.

Support is provided by Volunteers in many ways, such as;

• Cataloguing Collection Identification,

  Volunteers enjoying a social BBQ

• Maintenance & Provenance
• Conservation
• Display Preparation & Maintenance
• Preparation of Educational Materials
• Photography
• Publishing
• Research
• Restoration & Repair
• Tour Guide
• Training & Development
• Vehicle Restoration & Maintenance
• Weapons Maintenance

If you have a particular interest and would like to assist the Museum complete a Volunteer Appication Form (MS Word) or arrange for an interview with our Head Curator.

• The appointment of all Volunteers must be approved by the Board of Directors.
• Volunteers will receive Induction training.
• Volunteers have access depending on the needs of the Museum, to further training and development.
• Volunteers can work on Monday evenings (Research Centre), Wednesdays (general tasks) or Sundays (as a guide).

• Selected Volunteers will also have the opportunity to be trained as Tour Guides.