Volunteer Student Ambassadors

The University Study Hub is seeking friendly and reliable Student Ambassador volunteers to support young people in Mount Druitt and Emerton. University Study Hub is seeking friendly and reliable Student Ambassador volunteers to support young people in Mount Druitt and Emerton.

The Study Hub provides a welcoming place for students from refugee, migrant and culturally diverse backgrounds to study, access learning support and stay connected with their education.

Student Ambassadors will help with:

welcoming students and helping them settle into the Study Hub supporting students to access study resources assisting with basic school, TAFE or university tasks where appropriate helping staff manage attendance and daily activities encouraging students to stay focused and engaged creating a respectful, inclusive and supportive learning environment

This role would suit someone who enjoys working with young people and has a patient, friendly and non-judgmental approach. Volunteers do not need to be qualified teachers, but basic computer skills, clear communication and confidence working with students are helpful. Volunteering as a Student Ambassador is a chance to gain experience in youth support, education, community services and administration. Your support will help young people build confidence, stay connected to learning and feel supported in their study journey.

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Type of work

Administration & Office Management, Education & Training

Suitable for

Centrelink Volunteers, Skilled Volunteers, Travelling Volunteers, Work Experience

Commitment

Regular - more than 6 months

Training

Basic Admin Training and Student Support

Time required

2-3 days per week. Volunteer hours are flexible around study, work, and other commitments

Reimbursement

Police Check (Conditions apply)

Requirements

Covid-19 vaccination
National Police Certificate
Working with Children Check

A valid Working With Children Check (WWCC) or willingness to obtain one (we can assist with this process) Ability to communicate clearly and confidently with young people from diverse backgrounds Volunteers should be friendly, reliable and comfortable working with young people from refugee, migrant and culturally diverse backgrounds. Basic computer skills are helpful. Volunteers should be able to communicate clearly, respect confidentiality, follow child safety guidelines, and support students in a patient and non-judgmental way.

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