第一篇：世博志愿者培訓體會

這是第一次參加志愿者培訓大會，讓我知道志愿者所要求具備的不僅僅是一腔熱情那么簡單，還要經過專業(yè)培訓，具有專業(yè)素質。要用專業(yè)的眼光對待一些事物。

一天的培訓下來最讓我記憶憂新的應該是紅十字急救，我學到很多從來沒接觸過的知識，對于我們80年后的獨生子女來說，從小到大都受到家長無私的關愛與照顧，很難獨立應付困難，我曾經看到同學被玻璃劃破手指因為不懂得簡單的包扎止血束手無策，也看到過在球場上因摔傷導致骨折的同學，因為不懂急救知識而導致傷勢加重，我們常常在說自我保護，然而由于我們應急知識的缺乏，在災害發(fā)生時卻不能及時處理，連自身的安全都不能保障，更別說去幫助他人。身為世博會的志愿者就更應該具備遇到突發(fā)情況時的應急用力和常識了。最后，我覺得作為志愿者，僅憑熱情和一時的沖動是遠遠不夠的。我們不僅要行動，還要加強理論學習；不僅要提高自身為社會奉獻的本領，還要以點帶面，帶動更多的人加入進來，推動志愿事業(yè)的發(fā)展。

上周日我們進行了世博會志愿者的培訓。雖然結束的時候感覺有些疲憊，但還是覺得非常值得。作為一名世博會的志愿者，我們都覺得十分驕傲，也十分慶幸。我們本著躊躇滿志的心懷，自信滿滿地接受著培訓，也意味著接受一切挑戰(zhàn)。

可以說周日的第一次培訓，讓我們印象深刻。在上午的培訓中，老師向我們介紹了相關注意事項和世博會各國的國家館，讓我們了解了當今世界的科技發(fā)達，也為中國作為發(fā)展中國家來舉辦世博會感到無比的自豪和驕傲。在下午的培訓中，老師向我們講解了如何做好一名志愿者，如何用愛用微笑來服務社會。并且介紹了我們服務站點，松江的文化特色和特產，讓我們更加深入地了解了松江。為我們今后在松江世博站點的服務奠定了理論基礎。在最后一堂課，我們學習了醫(yī)務急救，主要了解了相關的醫(yī)務知識，并學習了如何做心肺復蘇的急救，為將來的服務工作也奠定了良好的實踐基礎。

經過一天的培訓，我了解到作為一名志愿者不是一件簡單的事情，我們所需要學習的東西還有很多很多。但是只要本著吃苦耐勞的精神，再加上一定的技術，就一定能做好一名志愿者。

愿我們的世博之旅在我們的努力下精彩紛呈！

第二篇：世博志愿者培訓心得

3月20日，在我校的圖書館三樓表演廳召開了世博志愿者培訓會，所有世博站點志愿者聚集在一起接受了6、7個小時的志愿者基礎培訓。

第一節(jié)課由學院工作工作站張老師介紹了世博城市服務站點的基本情況，之后由羅副院長講授的關于世博會的歷史及上海世博會的各個國家的場館，讓我們感受到因為自己作為一個上海人一個志愿者，一個大學生參加世博會的光榮。我們自己也有責任去更多的了解關于世博會的知識和相關信息，這樣才能讓為了弘揚人類進步世界發(fā)展的世博會舉辦的更加完美和成功。

第三節(jié)培訓課，讓我們真正的從抽象到形象的了解了什么是志愿者和志愿者精神，還有“愛的鼓勵”鼓掌方式；“非常好”的問好方式；“好極了”的感覺方式。這些小小的細節(jié)就可以溫暖人與人的關系，拉近彼此的距離。培訓師又介紹了松江區(qū)的世博志愿者服務體系和知識，看著圖片、聽著老師的講述，這讓我們重新認識了松江，為自己在松江為世博盡自己一份力量而感到榮耀。

第四節(jié)課，急救老師教導我們學習了基本的急救方法和知識，培養(yǎng)了我們珍視生命，幫助他人的寶貴精神。這對我們以后的志愿者服務是有很大幫助的！

這次培訓讓我感覺到作為世博會志愿者，我們的肩膀上不光有榮譽，更多的是義務和責任，做好那些才是世博志愿者，立達人的精神，我相信我們都會為著這個目標而努力的！

第三篇：世博志愿者培訓感想

上周日我們進行了世博會志愿者的培訓。雖然結束的時候感覺有些疲憊，但還是覺得非常值得。作為一名世博會的志愿者，我們都覺得十分驕傲，也十分慶幸。我們本著躊躇滿志的心懷，自信滿滿地接受著培訓，也意味著接受一切挑戰(zhàn)。

可以說周日的第一次培訓，讓我們印象深刻。在上午的培訓中，老師向我們介紹了相關注意事項和世博會各國的國家館，讓我們了解了當今世界的科技發(fā)達，也為中國作為發(fā)展中國家來舉辦世博會感到無比的自豪和驕傲。在下午的培訓中，老師向我們講解了如何做好一名志愿者，如何用愛用微笑來服務社會。并且介紹了我們服務站點，松江的文化特色和特產，讓我們更加深入地了解了松江。為我們今后在松江世博站點的服務奠定了理論基礎。在最后一堂課，我們學習了醫(yī)務急救，主要了解了相關的醫(yī)務知識，并學習了如何做心肺復蘇的急救，為將來的服務工作也奠定了良好的實踐基礎。

經過一天的培訓，我了解到作為一名志愿者不是一件簡單的事情，我們所需要學習的東西還有很多很多。但是只要本著吃苦耐勞的精神，再加上一定的技術，就一定能做好一名志愿者。

愿我們的世博之旅在我們的努力下精彩紛呈！

第四篇：世博志愿者

The World Expo is a large-scale, global, non-commercial Expo.The hosting of the World Expo must be applied for by a country and approved by the international World Expo committee.Expo aims to promote the exchange of ideas and development of the world economy, culture, science and technology, to allow exhibitors to publicise and display their achievements and improve international relationships.Accordingly, the World Expo with its 150-year history is regarded as the Olympic Games of the economy, science and technology.Shanghai will host the 2010 World Expo.The World Expo has a long history but it has never been held in Asia.So the 2010 World Expo is an honor for all of the Asians.Our government has promised that it will be the best one.And Shanghai, as a host city, will have more chances to develop quickly.As a student in Shanghai, I should learn English well so that I can be a volunteer in the Expo to help foreigners know more about china and Shanhai.I would like to be a volunteer in my spare time.My reasons are as follows:

First of all, it is a good virtue to help others, even in modern society.We all need others’ help in case we get into trouble.Secondly, we are able to better ourselves by helping others because we gain valuable experience and build up our confidence while serving others.What’s more, volunteering makes us feel better about ourselves, thus making our life more enjoyable.More importantly, we can make the world a better place to live in by volunteering to improve it.In summary, volunteering can make a difference to our life, so I think it is very rewarding to be a volunteer.This summer, I did not go home;instead I served as a volunteer for “ Good Luck Beijing sports events ” held in Beijing for half a month.Sincerely speaking, the experience endows me a lot of valuable elicitation.Hearing the news of approval, I was very excited, like a child got what he had expected for long.I was lucky, because I just passed the line.The contestants had to take an English exam, only those who got more than 70 could move on to the next selection stage.Meanwhile, I was grateful to use my endowment to contribute for the Olympic Games.Wearing the volunteer uniform and the volunteer accreditation card, admired by others, I felt sneaky a little proud.Meanwhile I also felt a great responsibility falling on my shoulder knowing that volunteers’ words and behaviors could affect foreign guests’ impression on China.As I was a volunteer for accommodation, my post was in a four-star hotel.There were players of four teams form China, France, Japan, Czechoslovakia living there.All of them are participants of the baseball.Actually, most of the time, we served as interpreters for those working in the lobby.For example, when the players wanted to go out for shopping, we would call a taxi for them and told the taxi driver where to go.While, there is something worthwhile to be mentioned that most of the

volunteers are English majors and most of the players could speak English very well except Japanese contestants.Compared with Japanese players, we had less difficulty communicating with French players and Czech.I remembered that once I misunderstood one of the Japanese players’ requests of “Call up” for “Cup of”, and I felt so embarrassed that I even wanted to cry.Gradually, I learned to be more carefully when talking to the non English native speakers.During the event lasting for less than 15 days, the most impressive experience was that I took 3 of the Japanese players to the Beijing Zoo.As the zoo is not far from the hotel, we walked there.On the way, they asked me about the beggars on the street in their just-so-so English, and I tried my best to explain, and even putting my mouth in to my mouth, indicating that they did not have enough to eat.But they still did not get me, which was really irritating.Reflecting that, I regret I did not learn Japanese hard enough.These days, we have been studying the novel Wuthing Heights written by Emily Bronte, and one of the clues is the identity of Catherine, whether Heathcliff or Edgar that she really love.As a human being, the most important thing is to identify who we are, so should we students.Living in a mixed society, having a definite knowledge of self-identity matters a lot.As a civilian, knowing what we really should do can have a great impact on both ourselves and the social civilization.To make good preparation for the Olympic Games to be held next year, a tidal wav ve to learn English is in full wing nationally.Whether old or young, Beijingers are keen to leave an impressive Beijing, a high-qualified China for the world.I remember that when I was a volunteer as a teacher for old seniors in our community, one of my “students” is over 80 years.She was a engineer on architecture, and when she was young, she studied Russian instead of English as second language, so after retirement, she began to learn English, hoping that she could communicate with foreigners when the Olympic Games begins in 2008.In effect, her enthusiasm impressed me a lot and from then on, I examined myself again and make certain of who I am and what is my meaning of my life.Endowed with life, we should be appreciative and make full use of ourselves.Holding Olympic Games in Beijing is an opportunity once of a time, we should do it well teeth and nail.

第五篇：世博志愿者

世博志愿者（關于世博會的中學英語小品劇本）

甲：知道嗎？現在開始招募世博志愿者了，這可太好了。我能為世博做貢獻啦！

Do you know? It begins to recruit Expo volunteers.I can contribute to Expo.乙：你才知道呀，我早就報名啦！你看，我不正在認真準備嗎？ Yea… I have already sign up.I am ready for it.甲：是嗎？你在看什么書？《世博英語100句》，有意思。做志愿者，為什么看這書呀？

Really? What book do you read? Why do you read this book? 乙：你連這也不懂！上海世博會將吸引許多外國友人，到那時，如果因為語言不懂，外國游客不能盡興游覽上海的美景，那多可惜呀！所以，要成為世博志愿者，首先就要過英語關。

More and more foreigners will come to Shanghai to join Expo.So it is important to study English well.丙：嗨，我剛聽到一個消息 Hi~ I just heard a message 甲：什么是讓你這樣驚訝？快說來聽聽。What’s the matter? 乙：對，快告訴我們。Please tell us.丙：我剛才去交《世博會志愿者報名表》，才知道今年上海有數萬多名中學生報名呢！看來，競爭還真激烈呢！Hundreds of junior students has signed up.They all want to be volunteers.The competition is violent.甲：那么難哪，我看，咱們就算了吧。再說我們年紀還太小，人家還不一定要我們呢！

It’s too difficult.We can’t be volunteers.丙：你這想法就錯了，無論錄取與否，我們都應該學好英語，將來可以隨時隨地為世博做貢獻。

Your don’t think so.Whatever we must study English well.We should be ready for Expo all the time.乙：你說得對，我們是外國語學校的學生，英語是我們的強項，我們不但可以自己學好英語，還可以教身邊的老人也學些英語，這樣，人人都能當好世博志愿者了！

You are right.We are the students of the foreign language school.We are good at English.In addition, we can teach old people they live around us.Thus, everybody can be an Expo volunteer.甲：真不好意思，我錯了。I’m sorry.丙：沒關系，來，讓我們互幫互助，一起學好英語，共同當好世博志者。That’s Ok.Let’s help each other to study English well and try out best for Expo.