The tournament needs you!
During the tournament week, many missions are offered to experience the competition up close. Whether you're a volunteer, ball kid, or sparring partner, everyone plays an essential role in the smooth running of the event. There's always something to do, and every contribution counts. We look forward to welcoming you to the team!
Volunteers
Each year, the Swiss Open Geneva relies on the commitment of its volunteers to bring the tournament to life. Welcoming, logistics, catering, or assembly: the tasks are varied and essential.
Beyond the organization, it's a week of sharing and camaraderie. Join us and participate in an international sporting event.
Ball kids
Becoming a Ball Kid at the Swiss Open Geneva means experiencing the tournament up close with the players. Trained and integrated into a dynamic team, you actively participate in the competition.
The tournament provides equipment and meals. To participate: be between 8 and 17 years old and know the basics of tennis.
Sparring partner
Become a sparring partner and help international athletes prepare.
You'll train with the players and discover the specificities of wheelchair tennis.
Training provided. Minimum level: R4 (15/5). A unique experience at the heart of the tournament.
FAQ
If you have a question, the answer is probably in the FAQ section
Who can volunteer?
Anyone motivated can join the Swiss Open Geneva volunteer team. No specific experience is required, only the desire to get involved in an international sporting event and work as part of a team.
What missions are available?
Volunteers work in various roles depending on the tournament's needs: public reception, player support, logistics, court assistance, catering, and organizational support.
Each volunteer is assigned to a mission that matches their profile.
When is the engagement?
The tournament runs from July 14 to 18, 2026, but some missions may start beforehand (setup) or continue after the event. We will ask for your availability during registration.
Are any particular skills required?
No specific skills are required. Some assignments may require particular qualities (languages, interpersonal skills, organization), but a briefing is provided to support each volunteer.
What does the tournament offer volunteers?
Volunteers are an integral part of the Swiss Open Geneva and benefit from: an experience at the heart of an international event, a friendly and sporting environment, special moments with the team and players and, of course, meals and equipment depending on their duties!