第一篇：世博志愿者工作总结
经过激烈的面试和紧张的培训以后，我有幸成为了一名正选世博园区志愿者。承载着我的世博梦想，我来到了世博园区服务。
我的工作地点在世博大道越江线和龙华东路线的站点。这两个地方的客流量都非常大。特别是越江线，承担着浦东和浦西园区的乘客输送，且为终点站和始发站，因此每天都有上万游客蜂拥而至。我们不仅要负责让他们有秩序的排队上车，而且还要解答无数的问题。这是非常考验一个人耐心的时刻。由于在龙华东路站点每天都会有大量乘客问你到浦东怎么走，我们就直接写了个牌子：到浦东请向前走一百米乘坐越江线。这个牌子的作用真大，但还是有游客不看来问。最郁闷的是明明看了牌子，自己也念了一遍，马上又问你：请问到浦东怎么走？这真是考验一个人毅力的时候了。还有游客问了以后，我向他解答了：请往前走一百米乘坐越江线。该游客马上又问：那往后一百米呢？……世博园就是个小社会，反映了大千世界，什么样的人都有，有高素质的游客，也有很多刁难你的游客，最重要的是要注意沟通的技巧，要有巨大的耐心和毅力，而不能和游客争吵，不能误导游客，多为游客考虑，这样，才无愧我们“小白菜”的衣服，才无愧“志愿者”三个字的称号。让游客真正感觉到“世界在你眼前，我们在你身边”。
第二篇：世博志愿者
The World Expo is a large-scale, global, non-commercial Expo.The hosting of the World Expo must be applied for by a country and approved by the international World Expo committee.Expo aims to promote the exchange of ideas and development of the world economy, culture, science and technology, to allow exhibitors to publicise and display their achievements and improve international relationships.Accordingly, the World Expo with its 150-year history is regarded as the Olympic Games of the economy, science and technology.Shanghai will host the 2010 World Expo.The World Expo has a long history but it has never been held in Asia.So the 2010 World Expo is an honor for all of the Asians.Our government has promised that it will be the best one.And Shanghai, as a host city, will have more chances to develop quickly.As a student in Shanghai, I should learn English well so that I can be a volunteer in the Expo to help foreigners know more about china and Shanhai.I would like to be a volunteer in my spare time.My reasons are as follows:
First of all, it is a good virtue to help others, even in modern society.We all need others’ help in case we get into trouble.Secondly, we are able to better ourselves by helping others because we gain valuable experience and build up our confidence while serving others.What’s more, volunteering makes us feel better about ourselves, thus making our life more enjoyable.More importantly, we can make the world a better place to live in by volunteering to improve it.In summary, volunteering can make a difference to our life, so I think it is very rewarding to be a volunteer.This summer, I did not go home;instead I served as a volunteer for “ Good Luck Beijing sports events ” held in Beijing for half a month.Sincerely speaking, the experience endows me a lot of valuable elicitation.Hearing the news of approval, I was very excited, like a child got what he had expected for long.I was lucky, because I just passed the line.The contestants had to take an English exam, only those who got more than 70 could move on to the next selection stage.Meanwhile, I was grateful to use my endowment to contribute for the Olympic Games.Wearing the volunteer uniform and the volunteer accreditation card, admired by others, I felt sneaky a little proud.Meanwhile I also felt a great responsibility falling on my shoulder knowing that volunteers’ words and behaviors could affect foreign guests’ impression on China.As I was a volunteer for accommodation, my post was in a four-star hotel.There were players of four teams form China, France, Japan, Czechoslovakia living there.All of them are participants of the baseball.Actually, most of the time, we served as interpreters for those working in the lobby.For example, when the players wanted to go out for shopping, we would call a taxi for them and told the taxi driver where to go.While, there is something worthwhile to be mentioned that most of the
volunteers are English majors and most of the players could speak English very well except Japanese contestants.Compared with Japanese players, we had less difficulty communicating with French players and Czech.I remembered that once I misunderstood one of the Japanese players’ requests of “Call up” for “Cup of”, and I felt so embarrassed that I even wanted to cry.Gradually, I learned to be more carefully when talking to the non English native speakers.During the event lasting for less than 15 days, the most impressive experience was that I took 3 of the Japanese players to the Beijing Zoo.As the zoo is not far from the hotel, we walked there.On the way, they asked me about the beggars on the street in their just-so-so English, and I tried my best to explain, and even putting my mouth in to my mouth, indicating that they did not have enough to eat.But they still did not get me, which was really irritating.Reflecting that, I regret I did not learn Japanese hard enough.These days, we have been studying the novel Wuthing Heights written by Emily Bronte, and one of the clues is the identity of Catherine, whether Heathcliff or Edgar that she really love.As a human being, the most important thing is to identify who we are, so should we students.Living in a mixed society, having a definite knowledge of self-identity matters a lot.As a civilian, knowing what we really should do can have a great impact on both ourselves and the social civilization.To make good preparation for the Olympic Games to be held next year, a tidal wav ve to learn English is in full wing nationally.Whether old or young, Beijingers are keen to leave an impressive Beijing, a high-qualified China for the world.I remember that when I was a volunteer as a teacher for old seniors in our community, one of my “students” is over 80 years.She was a engineer on architecture, and when she was young, she studied Russian instead of English as second language, so after retirement, she began to learn English, hoping that she could communicate with foreigners when the Olympic Games begins in 2008.In effect, her enthusiasm impressed me a lot and from then on, I examined myself again and make certain of who I am and what is my meaning of my life.Endowed with life, we should be appreciative and make full use of ourselves.Holding Olympic Games in Beijing is an opportunity once of a time, we should do it well teeth and nail.
第三篇：世博志愿者
世博志愿者（关于世博会的中学英语小品剧本）
甲：知道吗？现在开始招募世博志愿者了，这可太好了。我能为世博做贡献啦！
Do you know? It begins to recruit Expo volunteers.I can contribute to Expo.乙：你才知道呀，我早就报名啦！你看，我不正在认真准备吗？ Yea… I have already sign up.I am ready for it.甲：是吗？你在看什么书？《世博英语100句》，有意思。做志愿者，为什么看这书呀？
Really? What book do you read? Why do you read this book? 乙：你连这也不懂！上海世博会将吸引许多外国友人，到那时，如果因为语言不懂，外国游客不能尽兴游览上海的美景，那多可惜呀！所以，要成为世博志愿者，首先就要过英语关。
More and more foreigners will come to Shanghai to join Expo.So it is important to study English well.丙：嗨，我刚听到一个消息 Hi~ I just heard a message 甲：什么是让你这样惊讶？快说来听听。What’s the matter? 乙：对，快告诉我们。Please tell us.丙：我刚才去交《世博会志愿者报名表》，才知道今年上海有数万多名中学生报名呢！看来，竞争还真激烈呢！Hundreds of junior students has signed up.They all want to be volunteers.The competition is violent.甲：那么难哪，我看，咱们就算了吧。再说我们年纪还太小，人家还不一定要我们呢！
It’s too difficult.We can’t be volunteers.丙：你这想法就错了，无论录取与否，我们都应该学好英语，将来可以随时随地为世博做贡献。
Your don’t think so.Whatever we must study English well.We should be ready for Expo all the time.乙：你说得对，我们是外国语学校的学生，英语是我们的强项，我们不但可以自己学好英语，还可以教身边的老人也学些英语，这样，人人都能当好世博志愿者了！
You are right.We are the students of the foreign language school.We are good at English.In addition, we can teach old people they live around us.Thus, everybody can be an Expo volunteer.甲：真不好意思，我错了。I’m sorry.丙：没关系，来，让我们互帮互助，一起学好英语，共同当好世博志者。That’s Ok.Let’s help each other to study English well and try out best for Expo.
第四篇：世博会志愿者世博工作总结
世博会志愿者世博工作总结
很快的，16天的园区服务结束了，这16天说长不长，说短也不短，我们从四月跨越到了六月，从最初合作的复旦，到华东师范再到华东理工，最后到华东zd，在这期间，我们有过快乐，有过感悟，也有过离别……
还记得当初自己毅然报名了上海世博会志愿者，当初面试是紧张的感觉至今还历历在目；还记得第一次进园区时激动的心情难以言表；还记得第一次试运行，由于人手紧缺，自己一个人毫无间歇的站满了一天的劳累；还记得每次服务得起早爬起，一群“白菜”们在车上睡觉的场景；还记得第一次换了岗位，在新的岗位为游客服务的新鲜感；还记得自己能够游刃有余的回答每一位游客的问题是的自豪感；还记得最后一天告别世博园的不舍……
在这16天里，我换了四次的岗位，我的第一份工作是在后滩公园里面，由于没有什么工作经验，我被安排到了这最不起眼的地方，虽说这里靠近L6轮渡口，但平时极少会有游客从这里经过，我大部分的时间只是不断的翻阅手上的地图，不断的记忆着附近的场馆，累了不敢坐，怕被看到毁了志愿者的形象，偶尔会有几个游客看我孤单过来陪我聊聊天，直到站到脚板生疼，全身疲惫，才结束了我在世博园服务的第一天。
第二天，我被换到了世博大道边上的导览图旁，这才感觉到了一点点的人气，我遇到了很多来问问题的游客，不过大多数的问题都是有关于如何去乘轮渡，其中也有不少的外国游客，由于我英语不是很好，加上紧张，第一次回答外国游客是回答得乱七八糟。于是，回到宿舍后我把常被问到的问题翻译成英文，然后背下来，记得第一次被外国游客赞许的说“good”时，心中的那份成就感。
我的第三个岗位，位于L6轮渡码头，在这里，每天都要迎来上万游客，回答上万次的问题。在这里，我迎接过五月十五日的32.2万客流，迎接过五月二十九日的50.04万客流，在这里，我见证世博园一次次的刷新游客记录，一次次带给我们的感动。
我的最后一份岗位是位于法国馆对面的世博大道越江线的站点，在这里算是我这四份岗位里最累的一个，我要在每次车停站时扯着嗓子喊“欧洲区到了，下车的游客请注意安全，马路对面就是欧洲片区”，重复的回答着“对面是法国馆，旁边是瑞士馆，要去非洲联合馆的还要再坐一站”，细心的帮助游客解说去某一个场馆的正确路线……
六月十五日，我们迎来了服务的最后一天，早晨八点多，我们在宝钢大舞台下面进行了交接仪式，听着绿地管理片区彭鑫老师说总结，几次都不舍得的想流泪，毕竟回想起这十六天的过往，虽然辛苦，但更多的是对即将离去的不舍，在这十六天里，我变换着各种角色，我被叫过“小白菜。小姐。小姑娘。阿姨。服务员。导游……”在这十六天里，我迎接了来自全世界各地的游客；在这十六天里，我们开心的炫耀着自己换到的徽章；在这十六天里，我们分享着各自得到的经历；在这十六天里……
十六天的世博服务中的感动。喜悦。领悟。成长……会牢牢的刻在我的生命当中，一辈子都不会忘记，毕竟它是那么真实的存在着，我为我能成为一名世博志愿者而感到自豪！
第五篇：世博志愿者小结
世博志愿者感想
在占地5.28平方公里的世博园里，一棵小白菜可谓微不足道，但是几千几万棵小白菜汇聚起来却是一股无可匹敌的力量。在短短的14天里，我们被大大的太阳晒得面红耳赤却仍然挺直了腰杆，我们在人山人海里徘徊只为帮助需要我们的游客们，我们还遇到了许多园区内的突发情况，以如临大敌的思想准备、一丝不苟的工作态度来完成我们的任务。
有苦、有甜、有笑、有泪、有成熟更有欣喜。艰苦奋斗为世博，苦中作乐显风采
这次的志愿服务活动为我们的校园生活规范了作息，每天上午10点左右起床，吃好中饭后13点左右从学校出发去世博园区，下午三点半准时上岗服务，晚上12点左右回到学校，深夜2点睡觉。这样的规律生活看似枯燥乏味、艰苦卓绝，但是我们却把它装点的格外缤纷。在食堂吃饭时，我们逮着谁都能换取徽章；在去园区的车上，我们一起游戏以激励大家的斗志；在休息室里，大家围坐成一个圆，儿时的游戏都被派上了用场。回忆起来，这14天不仅是我们为世博服务，更是世博为我们提供了更多同学交流的机会。
甜言密语暖人心，关怀备至展友情
烈日炎炎的天气和繁忙的工作使许多小白菜们都因为生病倒下了，我也不例外，但是每个小白菜都坚持上岗，因为我们不想给短暂的服务期间带来一丝遗憾。在我带病上岗的时候，组员们都一次又一次的关心我的身体状况，一句又一句的说“去休息吧，有我们在”，这时候一股暖流甜在我的心里。
笑容可掬助游客，优秀团队树榜样
我们小组主要负责交通站点的游客引导工作，同时参与演出协助以及餐饮协助，在工作中，我们不仅为游客提供应有的帮助，还给游客带来了许多雪中送炭的关怀。比如：为摔倒的小妹妹送上创可贴、把中暑的姐姐送去医疗站、使走丢的学生找到老师、甚至充当了知心姐姐劝解和父母赌气的小朋友。就是这样一件一件小事，最后我们得到了“优秀志愿者团队的称号”，这是对我们付出的肯定，更是一种激励。
热泪盈眶只因你，辛苦服务真值得
在志愿服务期间，我们还遇到了一件突发事件，游客被紧急疏散到我们服务 的车站站点，一时间人群蜂拥而至，我们全体志愿者紧急支援，只见一个胖胖的男生拿着大喇叭站在了展台栏杆上大声喊着“往前走，大家不要拥挤！”原来他因为个子比较矮，站在地上怕游客听不见，只能爬高了维持秩序。游客们看到我们扯开嗓子这样的叫喊，竟然在我们面前排成一排喊着“小白菜辛苦了，小白菜加油！”顿时，大家都热泪盈眶„„
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