YOUNG MENTORS
Youth Mentorship programme AT PROJECT REWILD
Are you a young person aged between 14-18?
Do you love being outside in nature?
Do you want to train and learn in outdoor education?
Are you looking for work experience and more responsibility?
Do you want to be part of our mission to inspire change in people's relationship with the natural world?
We are offering an exciting new opportunity for young people to become young mentors at Project Rewild where you will build confidence, work ethic and leadership skills.
Volunteer and train.
- Learn advanced outdoor skills: Fire lighting, shelter building, foraging, fire cooking etc.
- Learn mentoring practices in order to work with groups of children.
- Learn more about natural history, conservation and environmental sustainability.
- Understand basic policies and procedures.
- Young mentors will also receive bi-monthly group supervision and be part of creating a local environmental youth hub.
The training and work experience will last 1 year. After this they will receive a certificate showing they have gained necessary knowledge and skills, improving the chance of employability.
There will also be an opportunity to receive an Outdoor First Aid qualification and Forest School qualification (Forest school – Level 1).
What you will do.
Volunteer as a Youth Mentor on School Holiday and or afterschool groups
Mentor, play, engage and inspire children.
Help leaders with activities, setting up and packing away.
Create new ideas to engage people with nature
Lead activities (under supervision)
Applicants will need to be aged 14-18. You will fill in an application form and be available to volunteer this summer with Project Rewild.
The official training will begin from September 2024.
This mentorship scheme will work alongside your school or college commitments. This is not a full time accredited course.
Mentoring days will be held in school holidays and or after school clubs. Training days and supervision will be on weekends or school holidays.
To find out more or to apply contact Polly here
Herefordshire Community Foundation
Thankyou to the Herefordshire Community Foundation for funding our Young Mentor programme.