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Dost Centre for Young Refugees and Migrants
We work with/ for 13-19 year old young people from a refugee, asylum-seeking and newly arrived migrant background.The majority of the young people are in teh care system as they are Unaccompanied Asylum-seeking Children (UASC).We provide 2 English/ homework sessions and 2 Youth Club Sport sessions each week as well as trips and residentials.We see around 400-500 young people each year from over…
Description

Want to help newly arrived young people learn English and improve their confidence?

Can't commit to regular volunteering?

Then why not, spend some time collating and resources relevant, fun and useful resources for the young people to use at Dost ESOL/ Homework classes.

Gain skills in lesson planning, class preparation and differentiation.

Duties
  • To search for and collate reading, workshop materials for different levels of ESOL speakers - from Pre E1 to Level 1.
  • To put together or create resources to be used in informal ESOL/ Homework classes at Dost.
  • To put resources together in an easy and organised way, so that they can be used as part of our relaxed, drop in class with learners of all abilities.
Training
No training required.

Time commitment

Can work from home/ UCL/ online to resource, collate or make resources suitable to use with 13-19 year olds, learning English as a Second langauge.
Application deadline

Causes

UCL Departments

This organisation is one of our community partner organisations.

Like all volunteer recruiters we work with, they have signed up to our service standards, agreeing to abide by our policy on partnership working to keep you safe and supported whilst you volunteer.

You’ll never be out of pocket for volunteering through us – with in-London travel expenses to and from your volunteering guaranteed.

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