UNICEF Youth Spokesperson

Interesting or nice about this vacancy

Do you want to inspire children and teach them about children's rights? Become a volunteer youth educator and make a real difference in the classroom!

Tasks and duties

What are you going to do?

You give guest lessons on children's rights to pupils in the upper grades of primary school. You bring the subject closer to their everyday lives and show that children's rights are important everywhere. After a training program, you will start working independently:

- You approach schools and schedule guest lessons.
- You deliver the lessons using our engaging teaching materials.
- You respond to requests via UNICEF.
- You report on your lessons and stay in contact with your coordinator.

What do we expect from you?

- You give at least 5 guest lessons per school year (during school hours).
- You follow the training program (online module, training day, onboarding process).
You have an excellent command of the Dutch language.
- You are presentable, proactive, reliable, and have strong communication skills.

What do we offer you?

- A meaningful volunteer role.
- Professional training and guidance.
- Access to the UNICEF network.
- Inspiring meetings and practical teaching materials.
- Reimbursement of your travel expenses.

Want to know more or respond?

Read the story: Ingeborg is a Youth Spokesperson | UNICEF or contact us via secretariaatvo@unicef.nl. Interested? Send your motivation and CV to jeugdvoorlichters@unicef.nl. An intake interview is part of the procedure.

UNICEF implements an active Child Safeguarding policy. We strive for a diverse group of volunteers that reflects our society.

Skills and qualities

• Involvement in UNICEF's work.
• Affinity with children in groups 7 and 8.
• Presentation skills.

Additional information

Are you curious? Then contact Jan Luc Kobes via email.