Become a Volunteer at the Live Remote VEX Worlds Competition

Sign up today to become an online volunteer for the VEX Robotics World Championship!

The REC Foundation invites you to become a volunteer at this year’s Live Remote VEX Robotics World Championships presented by Northrop Grumman Foundation, held May 17th-29th, 2021. 

Online training is provided for those volunteers working as judges. Judges are vital to the competitive sport of robotics. Shifts for judges will be conducted in 4-hour blocks and you are free to sign up for the division to prefer most. You can read the full Remote Judge Role Overview by clicking here! 

Read more and sign up to volunteer on the REC Foundation’s website. 

Questions? Email volunteer@roboticseducation.org 

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May 17, 2021

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