Programme Facilitator: Young People
Arrival Education is a social enterprise that transforms the life prospects of young people from disadvantaged communities by equipping them with the real skills, knowledge and belief that underpin success. We are driven by a desire that our young people can live extraordinary lives.  Everything we do is about shifting life outcomes; not so that they are marginally better, but that we shift the needle so profoundly that the change experienced extends to their families and peers.We do not seek to entertain; rather we seek to challenge and transition ideas and beliefs that are likely undermine our young peoples’ chances of success.Our ambition is to be the best youth development organisation in the UK, providing ground breaking programmes which equip our young people to be exceptionally successful.As a result, this is a demanding role that requires exceptional levels of skill, commitment, patience, personal development, compassion, grit and professionalism.We are now looking to expand our team of highly skilled freelancers to deliver our programmes - which are commissioned by our school and government clients. Whilst we are primarily seeking part-time staff, we are also open-minded about bringing on a full-time facilitator who has other business relevant skills. Job Duties:   Deliver a suite of scripted programmes that take our young people on a journey of empowerment and self-actualisation, transforming behaviours and academic and life results at an individual and group level.You will always have a full-time member of staff attending who holds the primary responsibility for student development. Your role is to bring the written word and concepts to life in an engaging and relevant way, which creates deep change. It is essential that you are able to treat young people's concerns with respect, tact and sensitivity, whilst always being aware of the limits that are required by confidentiality and the necessary boundaries. This role is London based and requires travel to schools, corporates and community centres. Due to the nature of the programmes, you will be working Monday – Friday and outside office hours – evenings and Saturdays.  For our freelancers, we work with you to schedule times that suit both parties. 
Title: Programme Facilitator: Young People
Salary: None
Description: Arrival Education is a social enterprise that transforms the life prospects of young people from disadvantaged communities by equipping them with the real skills, knowledge and belief that underpin success. We are driven by a desire that our young people can live extraordinary lives.  Everything we do is about shifting life outcomes; not so that they are marginally better, but that we shift the needle so profoundly that the change experienced extends to their families and peers.We do not seek to entertain; rather we seek to challenge and transition ideas and beliefs that are likely undermine our young peoples’ chances of success.Our ambition is to be the best youth development organisation in the UK, providing ground breaking programmes which equip our young people to be exceptionally successful.As a result, this is a demanding role that requires exceptional levels of skill, commitment, patience, personal development, compassion, grit and professionalism.We are now looking to expand our team of highly skilled freelancers to deliver our programmes - which are commissioned by our school and government clients. Whilst we are primarily seeking part-time staff, we are also open-minded about bringing on a full-time facilitator who has other business relevant skills. Job Duties:   Deliver a suite of scripted programmes that take our young people on a journey of empowerment and self-actualisation, transforming behaviours and academic and life results at an individual and group level.You will always have a full-time member of staff attending who holds the primary responsibility for student development. Your role is to bring the written word and concepts to life in an engaging and relevant way, which creates deep change. It is essential that you are able to treat young people's concerns with respect, tact and sensitivity, whilst always being aware of the limits that are required by confidentiality and the necessary boundaries. This role is London based and requires travel to schools, corporates and community centres. Due to the nature of the programmes, you will be working Monday – Friday and outside office hours – evenings and Saturdays.  For our freelancers, we work with you to schedule times that suit both parties. 
Requirements: None experience, None education
Fraudulent: No