Vacancy: BSO Website (Graphic Designer)

July 21, 2026

British Scouting Overseas is looking for creative and technically minded volunteers to help us redesign and relaunch our website as we move from our current platform to WordPress.

British Scouting Overseas supports Scouting for young people and adult volunteers across the world. Our website is an important place for members, parents, volunteers and new families to find information, access resources and discover how to get involved. We are now redesigning the site so it is clearer, easier to update and better reflects the adventure, community and impact of Scouting overseas.

About the role

We are seeking volunteers to join the BSO Website Team and help develop our new website. These roles would suit people who enjoy practical digital projects, can work collaboratively with others, and want to use their skills to support Scouting across the globe.

Person specification

We are looking for a Graphic Designer or Image Designer to help create and prepare visuals for the new website. You will help ensure the site looks engaging, consistent and welcoming, while supporting the BSO brand and the wider Scouts identity.

·Create, edit and optimise images for use across the website.
Develop graphics that help communicate BSO’s activities, resources and opportunities.
Support a consistent visual style across pages and sections.
Work with the Website Team to ensure images are accessible, appropriate and web-ready.
Help bring the story of British Scouting Overseas to life through strong, engaging visuals.

Responsible to BSO Support Lead

What we are looking for

Experience with WordPress administration, website content management, graphic design, image editing or digital communications.
A good eye for detail and a commitment to producing clear, accessible and user-friendly online content.
The ability to work as part of a volunteer team and communicate clearly with others.
An interest in supporting young people, volunteers and families involved in Scouting overseas.
A willingness to follow BSO and Scouts policies, including safeguarding, safety and data protection requirements.

Why volunteer with us?

This is a great opportunity to use your digital skills to make a real difference. By helping us develop the new BSO website, you will support thousands of young people, parents and volunteers by making information easier to find, improving our online presence and helping more people discover the adventure of Scouting.

How to express interest

If you are interested in joining the BSO Website Team, or would like an informal conversation about either role, please get in touch with the BSO Support Lead. We would be delighted to hear from volunteers who can offer technical, creative or website management experience as we prepare to launch our new website.

Chris Wanley BSO Support Lead

Email: Chris.wanley@britishscoutingoverseas.org.uk

Closing Date: 16 August 2026

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