Warwick Malaysian Students' Association

WARWICK SEA GAMES 2019 | WE ARE RECRUITING FOR VOLUNTEERS!!! 🔥🔥🔥

Are you interested in helping out in one of the biggest sports events? Want to join the fun but not as a game participant? Here’s your chance!

The 4th Warwick SEA Games will be held on the 17th of March 2019 (Sunday) and we need your help to make this event a success! Hence, do invite all your friends to be a part of the volunteering team. 🤼‍♂🤼‍♀

Exclusive benefits such as FREE LUNCH and E-CERTIFICATE OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENT will be provided to the volunteers.

Register now by filling up this form: https://goo.gl/forms/MZ1Itrxt6LSww0vW2

Registration deadline: 10/3/2019 (Sunday)

Warwick SEA Games 2019 Volunteer Recruitment

Ready to get your adrenaline pumping? It’s time to bring your game on. This March 17th, Warwick SEA Games is back with 8 thrilling sports, calling all sports enthusiasts out there to show your flare and team spirit 🔥

Excited already? Then good news for you!! CS:GO will be starting on Monday 25th February while Dota 2 will start on Monday 4th March.

Link to the registration form:
https://goo.gl/forms/kPSgLocEzxFpD9fC3
Link to the infopack:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Cyx29HDHhf8V6vDhV6ZtfIluXkCxEYxt/view?usp=sharing

❗Pss..be mindful of the registration deadline ❗
Registration deadline: 10/3/2019
*Please note that CS:GO and Dota 2 have separate registration deadlines from football, volleyball, netball, basketball, frisbee and badminton.
CS:GO: 22/02/2019
Dota 2: 1/3/2019

Hurry up! What are you waiting for? Sign up before it’s too late and SEA you there! ⚽

Stay tuned with the latest posts by liking our page! https://www.facebook.com/WarwickSEAGames/

Registration Form for Warwick Sea Games 2019

Winter is coming, and it's nearly the end of term, but MSA still has plenty in store for you! Stay tuned and come support our events! :)

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Register now at the link below:

Registration Form: https://mequity.typeform.com/to/aVIGHZ
Registration closes on the 7th October 2018, 11.59pm (GMT+0)

If you have further questions please feel free to email us at [email protected] or [email protected]

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