We're Hiring! Education Facilitator (Sessional)

Job Background:

Due to the growth in delivery of our NOURISHed programme, Nourish Hub are looking for an Education Facilitator to support exciting new projects. Working with a diverse range of service users, to ensure UKHarvest achieves its core purpose of educating the general public about food waste, nutrition and basic cooking skills.

We are seeking an Education Facilitator who can motivate and inspire our learners to achieve their full potential whilst on our NOURISHed programmes. We are seeking candidates with diverse experience in either education, food, public health and/or nutrition. You will report to the Education and Events Coordinator and will deliver our successful education programmes at the Nourish Hub and throughout Hammersmith and Fulham.

Main Objectives:

Follow session plans provided, to deliver fun, engaging and inclusive funded educational sessions to a wide variety of Learners (varying ages from7+ and including Young Adults to Adults of differing abilities and educational needs)

Give constructive feedback on progress to support learners as they achieve.

Keep accurate records of attendance and assessment of learner progress.

To ensure a safe, inclusive learning environment.

Ensure all participants and volunteers follow correct food hygiene and kitchen procedures, alongside safeguarding children and adults.

How to apply

Please send you CV and cover letter to info@nourishhub.org.uk, referencing ‘Education Facilitator’ in the subject. When completing your cover letter, you should demonstrate/evidence the extent to which you have the necessary qualifications, experience, knowledge and skills identified within this job description.

Indicative timeline of recruitment

Closing date for applications: 02 July, 9:00am.

Interviews commence: Rolling.

Role will begin: A.S.A.P

Our partnership with innocent drinks

UKHarvest opened the Nourish Hub in December 2022 and since then innocent drinks have been a key partner in helping to build the Nourish Hub’s success.

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