Speak Out. Stay Safe Volunteer

NSPCC

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Teaching & Training,Youth Work

Basic IT skills - internet & email, Language Skills, Organising & Planning, Reading & Writing

-Passionate about children’s rights, including their right to be safe - Empathic and perceptive - Flexible and adaptable - Great communication skills - Feel comfortable talking to large groups of children - A team player and able to work independently - Basic IT skills, this includes being able to use email, powerpoint presentations, our Volunteer Hub and online meeting platforms such as zoom or MS Teams - Enjoys a challenge

When you volunteer with us, you’ll get lots of initial training, which includes practice sessions, home study, and multiple visits to schools to help you learn workshop materials. When you start delivering the sessions, support will be on offer from both your supervisor and other experienced volunteers. You’ll also get the opportunity to learn new skills, be a part of a friendly team of like-minded people and most importantly make a huge difference to children within your local area.

A minimum of 2 schools per month (plus initial training) plus attendance at team training events and other role related tasks as required. Minimum commitment 12 months.

Further location details may be provided below.

Abigail Cole

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Please email or call the NSPCC Volunteer Team

The NSPCC are a level 2 Disability Confident Employer. If you have a disability and can meet the minimum role requirements, you will be shortlisted for an interview. We can provide reasonable adjustments to those with disabilities to deliver in schools.