Professional Service Director

○ Research any potential beneficiaries to ensure the money raised goes as far as possible. ○ Consider the Rotary 4 Way Test when evaluating service projects. ○ When fund-raising, try to target the wider community rather than the pockets of Rotaractors and Rotarians. Maximize funds from people that will not attend the event (eg. pre-sell raffle tickets). ○ Work with the beneficiary of the funds, involving the receiving organisation can help boost numbers as well as assistance in the organisation.

To be maintained The Community Service Director of the club should maintain, ● Report Book. ● Extract from R.I publication about the projects. ● List of Committee Members.

Professional Service Director of a club uplifts all the pupils in the community by providing skills to them for a better living.

Duties The Professional Service Director of the club, ● Enlighten club members about various career opportunities and vocations and promoting achievement orientation in various vocations by recognizing the same. ● Organize group/pool discussion on various aspects of vocational service and also Career Guidance, awareness and information about the various study and employment opportunities. ● Schedule vocational meetings at the business places of successful businessmen and entrepreneurs. ● To provide personal development opportunities for members. ● To provide training to develop the skills of members. ● To provide information about a wide cross-section of businesses and professions. ● To stimulate awareness and acceptance of high ethical standards in business and professional life. ● Responsibilities ○ Report at each meeting of the club on the planned/upcoming professional and personal development activities and the success of recent activities. ○ Submit reports and photos to the club bulletin and/or website. ○ Identify training requirements and areas of need and report back to the board with suggestions for training and subsequent training plans. This includes both the skills needed in running a Rotaract Club and more general skill development. ○ Encourage members to take on professional development opportunities at club meetings and develop their public speaking skills.