<p>Phil Wicks will be teaching a driving school for a high school and needs volunteers to work with the students and manage the course.</p>
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<p>What's in it for me you ask?</p>
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<p>You'll be able to jump in the car with some students and help them out. You'll get seat time to play on the autocross course in between helping. </p>
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<p>NCC BMW club will be there too with volunteers to help out.</p>
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<p>It should be a fun day with some good driving. If you've never done autocross but are curious, this would be a great event to start. It's free, you are paying with your volunteer service to help.</p>
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<p> The volunteer duties would include:</p>
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<p> *Help set-up the course (placing cones)</p>
<p> *Assisting in running the event (riding along in the car with the student as they go through the course) -- a briefing for everyone will be held before the curriculum starts at <span style="color:#222222;">9:00 am</span></p>
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<p> There are two sessions during the day -- one from 9-12 and the afternoon sessions from 1-4. Each session will consist of approximately 30 drivers in their own cars, subdivided into 3 groups; therefore there will be a maximum of 10 cars participating in the driving exercises at any given time. The other two groups will be in classroom or preparing to drive the course.</p>
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<p> During the lunch break -- <span style="color:#222222;">12:00 - 1:00</span> -- the local BMW Club (they are supplying the cones) will set up an autocross course that all volunteers are welcome to participate in.</p>
