Workshop Facilitator

Overview

Think Forensic are looking for a confident and competent workshop leader to host a variety of Experience Day sessions on an ad-hoc basis.

To work within this role, applicants must be comfortable presenting to a variety of audiences with varying levels of knowledge.

Some workshops will be directed at members of the public, while others will be presented in a school setting, from primary all the way through to university level.

Note: Workshops tend to be between 2-3 hours long, so there is a high level of content covered. Successful applicants will be expected to learn on the job, with the expectation that they will present the whole session within an agreed timeline.

• Present to a variety of audiences with differing levels of knowledge.
• Host a range of Experience Day sessions on an ad-hoc basis.
• Learn on the job and deliver the entire session within an agreed timeline.
• Deliver workshops that may be directed at the public or in school settings (primary through to university level).

• UK Driving Licence (willing to travel)
• Confident and experienced presenter
• Willingness to learn
• Content of workshops to be presented upon will include:
  Respectfully recounting case studies
• A background in forensic science, policing/fire service or teaching
• Training will be provided for any successful applicant, so knowledge can be developed on the job.

For more information about all experience days and educational programmes Think Forensic provide, please visit

Please Note:

This is ad-hoc work and not a full-time position. Hours will vary dependant on location but weekend work will be a frequent part of this role, which will be 9:00am while 5:30pm on select dates.