Check out our curated list of volunteering opportunities by other organisations.
The volunteer opportunities listed as part of this service are organised and delivered by third-party providers. The CBA is not responsible for the content or delivery of these opportunities. If you have any concerns about a listing, please contact us at [email protected]. External events may be subject to change, so we encourage you to reach out to the organisers directly using the link provided in each listing.
Please note, fieldwork opportunities are seasonal, so please check back in a few months if none are listed.
The digs listed as part of this service are organised and delivered by third-party providers. The CBA is not responsible for the content or delivery of these opportunities. If you have any concerns about a listing, please contact us at [email protected]. External events may be subject to change, so we encourage you to reach out to the organisers directly using the link provided in each listing.
Join Mercian Archaeological Services CIC in the beautiful Yorkshire Dales for this week-long training excavation, which focuses on the teaching of archaeological excavation methods.
Archaeology SkillsBainbridge, Wensleydale, North Yorkshire.
Join Mercian Archaeological Services CIC in the beautiful Yorkshire Dales for this week-long training excavation, which focuses on the teaching of archaeological excavation methods.
Archaeology SkillsBainbridge, Wensleydale, North Yorkshire.
This section includes opportunities organised both by the Council for British Archaeology and by external providers. For activities led by third parties, the CBA is not responsible for the content, organisation, or delivery. If you have any concerns about a listing, please contact us at [email protected]. Details of external events may change, so we recommend reaching out to the organisers directly using the contact link provided in each listing.
The Student and Early Careers Conference is a free digital event celebrating the voices of students, apprentices, and early career professionals in archaeology and heritage. With themed sessions, live and pre-recorded talks, and interactive Q&As, it’s the perfect space to share ideas, gain experience, and connect with others in the field.
Curious about archaeology but not sure where to start? Join us on the 13th September at the Great North Museum: Hancock in Newcastle for a free, exciting, youth-powered event designed just for you!
The Young Archaeologists’ Club (YAC) branches are a network of local groups where 8-16-year-olds can get involved in hands-on activities on a regular basis. YAC is the only UK-wide club offering young people the opportunity to participate in real archaeology and discover why it matters.
If you're aged 16–25 and curious about archaeology or heritage, becoming a Young Associate is a flexible way to stay in the loop. No minimum time commitment—just access to exclusive content, volunteering and job opportunities, and the chance to contribute to real projects alongside the Youth Advisory Board.
