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Volunteer Coding Workshop Facilitator (Online or In-person)

Do you have professional experience in coding and computing? Could you support young people in learning how to code? Become a Workshop Facilitator with GT Scholars and do your part in improving social mobility!

Remote, Onsite

Weekends, Weekdays, Evenings, Flexible

Posted over 1 year ago

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About this Opportunity

We are looking for skilled professionals in coding and technology to design creative and interactive workshops, and deliver these workshops with our young people. The role would suit someone that has strong presentation & communication skills and someone who is passionate & committed to tackling educational inequality.

Facilitators will be involved in running bespoke workshops in coding and technology, managing short activities and Q&A sessions during our workshops and working collaboratively with young people, volunteers and ambassadors during the workshops.

We are looking for facilitators to run workshops online and in person. You will need to be available for approximately 2-6 hours per month.

If you would like more information about the role, please visit our website or get in touch by emailing [email protected]

Impact Areas

Civic Engagement Community Support Education Elderly Care Employment & Skills Family Support Gender Equality Human Rights LGBTQ+ Support Military & Veterans Technology

Skills You'll Develop

Data Analysis & Research Digital Literacy & IT Skills Entrepreneurship Listening & Communication Problem Solving & Critical Thinking Public Speaking & Presenting

Where You'll Be

89-90 Paul Street, London, EC2A 4NE, UK

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What to Expect After Applying

Once you have registered your interest, we will reach out to you to arrange an interview.

Details

Commitment

Weekends, Weekdays, Evenings, Flexible

Format

Remote, Onsite

Age range

18–70

Posted

9 Dec 2024

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About the Organisation

GT Scholars

The GT Scholar's programme is a social enterprise that tackles educational inequality by helping pupils gain access to the most selective universities and the most competitive careers.GT Scholars on our programme receive after school one-to-one or small group tutoring on a weekly basis. They are matched with a mentor to support them throughout the year and they take part in enrichment activities such as STEM activity days, Study skill workshops and career days and trips to the city. We also run parent workshops and community engagement events to ensure that parents are aware of local opportunities available to them.

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