# Internal structure

The Student Robotics Competition Programme is the main activity of Student Robotics and is how it currently meets its charitable objective set out in its [constitution](https://github.com/srobo/ops-manual/tree/d76377192d4c94c4bd4298f0f3954f5d342af24b/resources/constitution.pdf). It consists of an annual programme, aligned with the academic year, where teams of 16-19 year-olds (generally in sixth form) take part in an reasonably open-ended engineering challenge to construct autonomous robots.

This section details the organisation of volunteer teams that deliver this programme.

The teams are as follows:

* [Competition team](/version-9.0.0/internal-structure/competition-team.md) responsible for the planning, management and delivery of the competition programme for a given annual cycle.
* [Fundraising team](/version-9.0.0/internal-structure/fundraising-team.md) responsible for seeking new sponsors and managing the relationship with sponsors.
* [Infrastructure team](/version-9.0.0/internal-structure/infrastructure-team.md) responsible for maintaining the software services that support the competition programme.
* [Kit team](/version-9.0.0/internal-structure/kit-team.md) responsible for developing the robotics kit and providing and supporting kits to allow teams to compete in the competition programme.
* [Marketing team](/version-9.0.0/internal-structure/marketing-team.md) responsible for promoting the organisation to attract new teams, sponsors and volunteers.
* [Volunteer onboarding team](https://github.com/srobo/ops-manual/blob/v9/internal-structure/volunteer-onboarding-team.md) responsible for inducting and supporting new volunteers.


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