Category Archives: Teaching & Support Staff
Chapel FM Next Generation Youth Groups
Next Generation programme is Chapel FM Arts Centre’s weekly sessions. It's for young people to get involved with all aspects of their vibrant building, open to anyone from East Leeds aged 11-14 and 15-18.
No previous experience is required, anyone is welcome to sign-up! The course is free or pay what you can!
For more information or to register your interest click here
Adult Learning with Leeds YMCA
New Teaching in the Community Course January 2022.
This brand new course will allow you to take the first steps into teaching adults in the community. This 12-week course will cover roles and responsibilities, how to plan activities and assess learners, as well as ways to engage and motivate adults to achieve. During the course you will have the opportunity to practice teaching to other adult learners.
Click here for full details.
TNCP Autumn Newsletter
Take a look at our Autumn TNCP Newsletter to see what we have been up to recently!
Young People, get involved!
The Leeds Youth Service are looking for young people aged 13 to 17 years who are interested in making decisions about community based youth work in Leeds. For full details and information about how to get involved click here
West Yorkshire Job Centre Support Event
Click here for details of the upcoming West Yorkshire Job Centre Support Event.
Volunteer Opportunity with Leeds Museums and Galleries
Leeds Museums and Galleries are looking for volunteers to work as Family Activity Assistants at Leeds Art Gallery. For more information and details of how to apply please click here
Volunteer Opportunity with Leeds Museums and Galleries
Click on the link below to view a new volunteering opportunity with Leeds Museums and Galleries.
Click here
We are hiring!
We are currently recruiting for a Cluster Therapist, click here for more details. Please share!
Healthy Holidays programmes running in our area
New emotional support service for young victims of sexual and domestic abuse
Young victims (up to 18 years) of sexual and domestic abuse in West Yorkshire could now be offered remote counselling to heal their trauma thanks to a grant from the Mayor of West Yorkshire Tracey Brabin.
The programme is being delivered by Embrace Child Victims of Crime and will give the children and young people emotional support over the phone or online over video calls.
