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Modern Languages – Paid Summer Work Experience Opportunity
Alba English is a small language school which runs a summer school for teenagers from around the world learning English. We are currently recruiting Study Assistants, whose job it is to help our students meet young people living in Scotland and get as much practice with English as possible.
Please could you share the following Work Experience opportunity with your 16/17-year-old students? It may be of particular interest to students who
– are considering a teaching or language-related career or
– would like to have additional (paid) work experience to boost their CV or university application
If you have any questions or queries about the role, please contact me on 0131 668 4336 (ask for Chris) or via chris@albaenglish.co.uk
Download the Full Role Description and Application Form
Kind regards,
Chris Russell
Young Learner / Homestay / Activities Coordinator
Barnardo’s Scotland Volunteer Recruitment Campaign – Fortnight of Fun!
At Barnardo’s Scotland, volunteers are vital to the work that we do with children/young people and we would love your help with promoting our new volunteer recruitment campaign.
“Fortnight of Fun”, offers the chance for young people (age 14+) to volunteer in the summer holidays for two weeks, or longer.
Our aim is to get more young people involved within our retail stores. They would be able to gain valuable work experience, they could complete Duke of Edinburgh’s Award hours or it could be the perfect opportunity for them to try something new with their free time. Their contribution however big or small, will continue to help support our work across Barnardo’s Scotland.
Some of the types of activities young people can be involved in are:
- Arranging a window display, either themed/seasonal and taking part in a display competition
- Entertainment (arranging displays for books, music, DVDs)
- Hidden treasure – E-bay research (to assess if items are worth sending for posting on E-bay) – packaging items up for Ebay and sending with the supporting research
Details on our shop locations can be found here, by searching with your school address postcode.
We would very much appreciate if you could share the attached flyer across your school. If you also need colour copies of the flyer, we do have flyers which we would be happy to post to you.
Thank you for your help and support and if you need any further information, please do not hesitate to ask.
Best wishes,
Keisha
Keisha Rowe
Administrator – Volunteering and Community Engagement
Barnardo’s Scotland
111 Oxgangs Road North
Edinburgh
EH14 1ED
Tel : 0131 4467025
Email : Keisha.Rowe@barnardos.org.uk
Working days – Tuesdays (AM), Wednesdays (ALL DAY), Thursdays (AM)
St. Oswalds Event – On behalf of Bruntsfield Parent Council
Engage Event – 11th June 2019
Pathways for Rural Skills
Edinburgh School of Food & Wine – 13th May
Click the link below to download your copy of the flyer
Canada Rugby Tour Final Fundraiser
Calling all Chemists!
N5/H Chemistry Tutorial Webinar Programme in the run-up to the exam on May 10th
After teaching chemistry for the last 21 years, I have recently started my own business providing life skills workshops for young adults. However, I feel there is always a demand for chemistry tuition. My webinars satisfy this need, without the awkward logistics!
This week I am hosting a free webinar on my Top 5 Revision Tips for National 5 and Higher Chemistry. If you feel it could be of interest to your pupils, I would be delighted if you could share the registration link with them:
https://MaryMcPhail.easywebinar.live/registration-6
Alternatively, you may want to look at my website: https://www.needachemistrytutor.co.uk which lists the topics covered in the webinar programmes.
Thank you for your time, I appreciate how busy you must be.
Kind regards,
Mary McPhail
S2 Future Choices Marketplace and Information Evening
A big thank you to all S2 parents, pupils and staff who attended our Marketplace and Information Evening last Thursday. There was a fantastic turnout and a real “buzz” around the Atrium between parents, pupils and teachers. This was our first Marketplace event and the feedback so far has been overwhelmingly positive. Lou Murphy our Careers Coach was also on hand to support future choices – thanks Lou. If you didn’t make it I have uploaded the slides we used in our presentation. We look forward to seeing S2 parents again next Monday 11th March for our Consultation Evening. All course choice forms are then due back to guidance teachers by Friday 15th March.
Ms Presly