We are seeking freelance facilitators to support our in-person delivery as it grows and develops. Introduction: Mary Wollstonecraft claimed human rights for all. The Wollstonecraft Society is a registered charity aiming to educate and inspire children and young people about their human rights through the life, work and legacy of Mary Wollstonecraft. The Wollstonecraft Society is working for a fairer future where Wollstonecraft's work and words live on in learning, values and debate; where children and young people have a voice and make a positive impact in their lives and to their community. Our Approach: We build aspiration-raising and meaningful programmes of work that develop children and young people's sense of ambition, confidence and self-worth. We want to reach children and young people who face barriers in their day to day lives. We understand that people learn in different ways. Our delivery is interactive and uses creative and artistic approaches for longer-lasting impact. Our Delivery: We deliver our aims through creative resources, projects and programmes with primary schools, secondary schools, universities and young people in the community, with a particular focus on school age children (5 -18 years). Partnership with other organisations - schools and other local community organisations - is critical to The Wollstonecraft Society successfully delivering projects and embedding into the communities that we work in. We appreciate the importance of collaboration with others who are experts in their field. Essential Criteria: Desirable Criteria: The freelance facilitators who join the pool will be contracted per project, when and if, there is relevant work available. Funding pending, we will be delivering a leadership programme for groups of young people aged 13 - 17 years in Spring 2025. We currently have two confirmed groups for this leadership course. The confirmed groups are with a local secondary school as an extra-curricular activity and a group made up of a combination of young people from two local community organisations, working with marginalised young people. Commitment Expectation: . You are applying to join the pool and will be paid an agreed freelance fee depending upon the role and funding. For the leadership programme listed above, the commitment would be 8 weeks x 1.5 -2 hour workshop assisting or delivery, plus some time for meetings/ planning/ evaluation/ celebration. This would be approximately 32 hours across 2.5 months. To apply, please submit your most up-to-date CV and short cover letter (no longer than 2 x A4 pages) outlining your experience using the essential criteria and desirable criteria above. Please send your applications to [email protected]. If you need to receive this pack in any other format then please get in touch on [email protected]. Deadline for applications: Thursday 12th December 2024 at 12 noon. Interview Day will take place: Thursday 19th December 2024.Job Summary
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We welcome applications from candidates from diverse backgrounds.
Interviews will include both a practical workshop element and formal interview across the day.