The Door Youth Project
Sessional Youth Worker

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Part Time Flexible Hours
£13.15 – £13.97 per hour, with the potential for £14.66 per hour if leading sessions
Based in Stroud, working in youth centres across the Stroud District and South Cotswolds
We are currently looking for enthusiastic, friendly and dedicated individuals to join our award-winning youthwork team. In this role you will assist our Senior Youth Workers in running both indoor and detached (street-based) youthwork sessions across the Stroud District and South Cotswolds.
- Experience of working with young people in a youth work setting and an awareness of the issues facing young people today would be helpful.
- We are keen to hear from applicants of all backgrounds and experience levels who are simply passionate about being an outstanding role model and are eager to support young people.
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Full training is provided, as is ongoing support and commitment to your personal growth and development in the role. You will need to be available for approximately three late afternoons and/or evening sessions per week, including both school term times and holiday periods (more work may be available). Currently needing most support on:


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You will need to have your own transport to enable you to work across multiple youth club locations, particularly in Stroud, Stonehouse, Cam, Dursley, Cirencester, Fairford & Lechlade. Travel expenses are paid when working away from your usual centre.
Following receipt of your application, you may be invited for an interview and youth club taster session, in which case your references will be taken up.
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