Volunteers are important resource for sporting events, and their quality is a key factor in successfully staging these events. Therefore, sporting event volunteer training has become a topic for managing volunteers in nonprofit organizations. As stressed by scholars in the field, a sound volunteer training program should consider both organizational and individual needs and goals. Thus, sporting event volunteer's training may consist of five steps, including: (1) assessing the need for training based on organizational and individual analyses; (2) developing volunteers' skill-learning and training-translating objectives; (3) designing motivational implementation plans in accordance with lectures and courses; (4) controlling the preparation and execution processes; and (5) evaluating effects of the course situations, teaching quality, ability improving and applicability of training. In addition, the results of evaluation should be used to make necessary adjustment for each step to enhance volunteers' enthusiasm for continuous service, service efficiency and need for self-growth.