Volunteering & community
Showing up. Helping out.
Helping an event run well means paying attention to the people in it. These are two places where I have put that into practice.
Volleyball Club “Kartvela”
Volleyball bootcamp.
Helped organize bootcamp events and courts, supervised participants, and trained and advised younger students. The work combined practical preparation with being available when someone needed guidance.
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Event & court organization
Helped prepare the courts and coordinate activities so the bootcamp could run smoothly.
- 02
Supporting participants
Supervised members and helped keep activities organized throughout the camp.
- 03
Peer mentoring
Trained and advised freshmen and sophomores, offering guidance and encouragement.
Newton Free School · Tbilisi
University fair.
Welcomed university representatives and brought students from their classrooms to the fair. Throughout the event, I checked in with students and representatives, asked about their needs, and helped them feel comfortable and supported.
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Welcoming representatives
Greeted visiting university representatives and helped them feel welcome at school.
- 02
Connecting students
Brought students from classrooms to the fair so they could meet the representatives.
- 03
Checking in
Looked around the fair, asked how things were going, and helped students and guests when needed.
Small responsibilities. Real people.
Being useful starts with noticing what needs doing — and following through.
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