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Creative Hub Support Assitant

Anteros Community

As a Creative Hub Support Assistant, you will help students work on creative projects from start to finish. 

Here are some of your duties:

Get to know your students. Each student is different, so it's important to build relationships with them and their support workers. This will help you provide the best possible support.

Work with others to create a plan for each student. You will work with support workers, teachers, pastoral managers, parents, and professional services to develop an individual learning plan (ILP) for each student. This plan will outline the student's goals and how you will help them achieve them.

Help students document their work. You will help students keep a record of their activities and experiences in an online blog. This will help them reflect on their progress and share their work with others.

Support students with physical needs. Students with specific physical requirements will be supported by an appropriately trained support worker. However, you should be aware of any physical needs or limitations and take them into account when planning projects and engaging with the student.

Support students with social needs. You will create a safe and supportive environment for students. You will also encourage them to engage with others, such as client schools, support workers, parents, carers, other students, and interested parties.

Support students with emotional needs. You will help students identify and manage their emotions. You will also be empathetic to their individual challenges and considerate of their history.

Support students with developmental needs. You will also help them develop their skills and learn new things.

Creative Hub volunteers should be open to learning new things. They also need to be okay with making mistakes and failing, as this is part of the learning process. 

In short, Creative Hub volunteers need to be lifelong learners.

What skills do I need?

We are looking for arrange of skills including: 


Arts and Crafts

Digital Media

Woodworking skills

Computer Design

Music production 

Musical Instruments/Vocal ability

Teaching 

IT

Film Production

Podcasting 

Vlogging

When do I need to be available?

Morning Afternoon Evening
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Details

Volunteering opportunities are available between 09:00 and 15:00 on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday during term time.

Where does this role take place?

Creative Hub
6 Greetby Place
GIllibrands
Skelmersdale
Lancashire
WN8 9UL

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  • Ideal for people interested in
  • Arts, Heritage and Entertainment
  • Children
  • Employment, Education and Training
  • Mental Health
  • Young People
  • Ideal for people who like
  • Computers, IT and Websites
  • Creativity and Arts
  • Music
  • Teaching and Training
  • Details
  • Age/gender restrictions
    18+
  • Certificate scheme
    AQA Unit Award Scheme
  • Further training
    In house training. Potential moderation training with Arts Award / AQA Award Scheme. Safeguarding Training. GDPR Training. Other Relevant Training.
  • Health and Safety Policy
  • Induction training
  • Insurance cover
  • Internet access
  • Mobility access
  • Police check
  • Safeguarding Policy
  • Travel expenses
  • Volunteer induction Pack
  • Application Process
  • DBS Check
  • ID Check
  • Informal Discussion
  • Trial Period

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