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Opportunity hosted by: CAFOD - Catholic Agency for Overseas Development

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Opportunity hosted by: CAFOD - Catholic Agency for Overseas Development
Description:

As an Education Volunteer, you will inspire children and young people by visiting primary schools to deliver assemblies and interactive classroom sessions. Using CAFOD-provided resources, you will help schools explore global justice issues and encourage them to take action for a fairer world.

This role is ideal for someone who enjoys working with children, communicating confidently, and supporting schools to engage with social justice and global learning.

What you will be doing
Visiting schools to deliver assemblies and interactive classroom sessions.
Building positive relationships with an agreed number of schools.
Encouraging schools to book further visits and to act with CAFOD for a fairer world.
Preparing for school visits using CAFOD resources, including PowerPoint presentations, posters, and activity ideas.
Taking part in quarterly team meetings and training sessions, both in person and online.
Completing a short feedback form after each visit to keep the local CAFOD team informed of your work with schools.
What support you will receive?
Full access to ready-made CAFOD education materials and resources.
Training to help you feel confident delivering sessions.
Ongoing support from the local CAFOD team.
Opportunities to connect with other volunteers and share experiences.
Why volunteer?
By volunteering with CAFOD, you will:

Help children and young people learn about global issues.
Support schools to take meaningful action for a fairer world.
Gain valuable experience in education, engagement, and volunteering.
Be part of a supportive and values-driven community.

What type of activity will volunteers be doing?: Teaching, Training and Coaching
Where is the opportunity based?: Greater Manchester
Wards opportunity based in: Barton & Winton, Blackfriars & Trinity, Boothstown and Ellenbrook, Broughton, Cadishead & Lower Irlam, Claremont, Eccles, Higher Irlam & Peel Green, Kersal & Broughton Park, Little Hulton, Ordsall, Pendleton & Charlestown, Pendlebury & Clifton, Quays, Swinton & Wardley, Swinton Park, Walkden North, Walkden South, Weaste and Seedley, Worsley & Westwood Park
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What is the duration of the volunteering opportunity?: Long term
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Skills and qualifications that may be needed or developed:

An ability to communicate well with children and young people in large assembly settings and smaller class groups.
• An ability to use technology to deliver presentations (digital projector, laptop, PowerPoint) or be willing to learn.
• Be comfortable using email to communicate and accessing a website to find materials and information.

This opportunity is suitable for the following groups: BME, Carers, Disabled (learning), Disabled (physical), Employee volunteering, Event volunteers, LGBT, Long term health condition, Older people, Refugees and asylum seekers, Unemployed
Is this opportunity suitable for under 18s?: No
Does this opportunuity have gender restrictions?: No
Details of gender restrictions: N/A
Are out of-pocket expenses covered for volunteers?: Yes