Education Mentor Volunteer

Overview

Volunteer Education Mentor for The King’s Trust Mosaic programme, working with learners aged 11‑18 in Liverpool schools during the 2026‑2027 academic year. The role involves delivering eight mentoring sessions over eight weeks, supporting two programmes per academic year and attending at least six of the eight Mosaic sessions.

• In‑person mandatory training at the King’s Trust Liverpool centre
• Up to 3 hours of online training
• Each programme runs 8 weeks with approximately 1 hour per week of lessons in schools
• Additional planning and preparation time; expected to support two programmes each academic year and attend at least six of the eight Mosaic sessions per programme

• Facilitate group mentoring sessions covering communication, goal setting, problem solving, and self‑belief
• Build rapport with a consistent group of learners and maintain connections throughout the programme
• Plan, deliver and evaluate sessions, collaborating with the King’s Trust Youth Development Lead
• Support the ‘World of Work’ visit at the end of each project, providing participants with employment exposure

• Excellent communicator and confident group facilitator
• Passion for working with young people and driving personal development
• Willingness to adapt, collaborate and try new approaches
• Educational background not required; genuine interest in engaging learners essential

Full training will be provided, including an introductory session at the local office and ongoing support from a King’s Trust Youth Development Lead. All teaching materials and session guides are supplied.

Be part of a dedicated volunteer community, gain experience in youth development, and directly impact the lives of young people facing barriers.

The King’s Trust is committed to equality, diversity and inclusion, striving to represent the communities we serve. We welcome applications from people of all ages, genders, sexual orientations, abilities, ethnicities and perspectives. We are a Stonewall Top 100 Employer and operate on the principles of Disability Confident, with cultural awareness and diversity networks in place.

The Trust commits to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people. All volunteers will complete an enhanced disclosure check in accordance with the Codes of Practice. A criminal record will not automatically exclude applicants.

To apply, please contact our volunteer coordinators.

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