The EWC are looking for experienced and enthusiastic individuals to train as Youth Work Quality Mark Assessors – and will soon be launching their next round of training.
What does a Quality Mark Assessor do?
As a Quality Mark assessor, you’ll be part of a team that externally verifies the quality of youth work practice.
Acting as a mentor, you’ll support others as they work towards achieving the Quality Mark. You’ll also play a key part in identifying, promoting and celebrating good practice.
What are they looking for?
You’ll be outgoing, friendly and have:
- at least five years’ experience working with young people
- excellent observational and analytical skills
- a supportive and collaborative nature
Why become a Quality Mark Assessor?
Being an assessor will allow you to:
- share good practice and learn from others
- contribute to the development of youth work
- improve your leadership and communications skills
- build on your existing network of professional relationships
- increase your knowledge and awareness of the youth work sector
If you’re interested, or if you have staff or colleagues who might be, please:
- Visit their website to learn more
- Complete the short application form application form
- Share this opportunity within your networks
They are looking to run in person training early next term so this is a great time to register your interest.