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Tower Hamlet EBP Volunteer Opportunities Tower Hamlets EBP Volunteer Opportunities 2016/17 Tower Hamlets Education Business Partnership (THEBP) is a leading education charity preparing young people for the future by providing best-in-class programmes, enriching education, training and development. By connecting schools and businesses we foster positive attitudes and show young people how learning can provide the practical life and work skills to support their future aspirations. To do that, we need you! Below is a schedule of up and coming volunteering opportunities on THEBP Employability, Enterprise and Financial Skills events. Volunteers support a small group of students as they work through the workshops and activities. To volunteer simply select an event and date and email the contact person. If you have any questions about a particular project or programme please do not hesitate to email or call the contact person. We welcome teams of volunteers as well as individuals. Volunteers also do not need to undergo a DBS background check. Events require no or little preparation – volunteers need to bring nothing and to dress as they would for the office. No prior training is required. All events are chaired by THEBP. Schedule last updated on 20/10/16 Overview of THEBP Programmes and Events Events Description Getting Ahead: Employability skills conferences. Students work through various activities, each one covering a key skill or Employability employability concept. Skills and concepts covered include first impressions, employer expectations, team work, Conference applying for a job, CVs and Application Forms, interview skills, and so on. One of our ‘Flagship’ programmes! Head to Head - A practice interview programme for pupils in secondary school or college. Practice Interview Volunteers are asked for a half or full day commitment to conduct individual mock interviews with pupils, giving Programme constructive feedback after each interview. One of our ‘Flagship’ programmes! Employability Skills Events that focus on the employability skills that will help students access the workplace in the future. Topics include: Events first impressions, employer expectations, applying for a job, CVs and Application Forms, interview skills, and so on. Enterprise Skills Events that focus on the ‘soft skills’ that students will need in the future such as: leadership, communication, presentation, resilience, ability to take advantage of opportunities, negotiation, persuasion, creative thinking and Event critical thinking. Activities and events that are designed to improve the financial knowledge, understanding and capability of young Financial Skills Event people. This could be a basic introduction to budgeting, students finance, banking terms and accounts, protecting yourself and your money online, etc. Workshops that inspire and encourage students to think about the future. These include applying for University, Aspirational Events alternatives to higher education, careers days, etc. Tower Hamlets EBP Volunteer Opportunities 2016/17 VOLUNTEER EVENT SCHOOL YEAR DATES TIMETABLE SPACES VENUE AVAILABLE NOVEMBER 2016 MORPETH SCHOOL Tue 1st Nov 16 AM 8.30am – 12.40pm FULL Enterprise Skills Portman Close, London E2 0PX Year 8 (12/13 Event – Bag Design Nearest stations: School year Challenge Stepney Green (District/Hammersmith & City Lines) olds) th AM 8.30am – 12.40pm Bethnal Green (Central Line) Tue 8 Nov 16 FULL LANGDON PARK SCHOOL Year Thu 10th Nov 16 AM 8.45am – 1.15pm FULL Head to Head - Bright Street 11 Practice Interview School London E14 0RZ (16/17 Programme year Langdon Park (Docklands Light Railway) th AM 8.45am – 1.15pm olds) Fri 11 Nov 16 FULL th GREEN SPRING ACADEMY SHOREDITCH Year Tue 15 Nov 16 All day 8.30am – 3.30pm 6 Getting Ahead - Gosset Street, London E2 6NW 10 Employability Skills Nearest stations: (14/15 Wed 16th Nov 16 All day 8.30am – 3.30pm 2 School Conference Liverpool Street (Various Lines) year Bethnal Green (Mile End) olds) Thu 17th Nov 16 All day 8.30am – 3.30pm FULL AM 8.30am – 12.30pm FULL Wed 16th Nov 16 PM 1pm – 3pm FULL All day 8.30am – 3pm CENTRAL FOUNDATION GIRLS’ SCHOOL FULL Year Head to Head - 25 – 33 Bow Road , London E3 2AE Nearest stations: 10 AM 8.30am – 12.30pm FULL Practice Interview th School Bow Road (District/Hammersmith & City) (14/15 Thu 17 Nov 16 PM 1pm – 3pm FULL Programme year Bow Church (Docklands Light Railway) All day 8.30am – 3pm FULL olds) Mile End (District/Hammersmith & City/ Central) Fri 18th Nov 16 AM 08.30am – 12.30pm FULL Tower Hamlets EBP Volunteer Opportunities 2016/17 VOLUNTEER EVENT SCHOOL YEAR DATES TIMETABLE SPACES VENUE AVAILABLE NOVEMBER 2016 BOW SCHOOL Year 7 Enterprise Skills 44 Twelvetrees Crescent, Event – Be The Best London E3 3QW (11/12 Wed 16th Nov 16 AM 8.30am – 1.30pm 1 School year You Can Bromley-by-Bow (District/Hammersmith & City) olds) Devon’s Road (Docklands Light Railway) OAKLANDS SCHOOL Year Head to Head - 2 Old Bethnal Green Road, London E2 6PR 11 AM 8.30am – 12.30pm Practice Interview Tue 22nd Nov 16 PM 1.15pm – 3.15pm FULL School Nearest station: (15/16 Programme year All day 8.30am – 3.15pm FULL Bethnal Green (Central Line) olds) Year Aspirational Event OAKLANDS SCHOOL Old Bethnal Green Road, London E2 6PR 12 Pathways Open to Wed 23rd Nov 16 AM 8.40 – 12.50pm FULL School Nearest station: (16/17 You year Bethnal Green (Central Line) olds) OAKLANDS SCHOOL Year 8 Employability Skills Old Bethnal Green Road, London E2 6PR Nearest station: (12/13 Wed 23rd Nov 16 All day 8.30am – 3.30pm FULL School App Factor year Bethnal Green (Central Line) olds) Year Wed 23rd Nov 16 All day 08.30 – 3.30pm FULL Getting Ahead - SIR JOHN CASS SCHOOL 11 Employability Skills Stepney Way, London E2 0XP (15/16 School Conference Stepney Green (District/Hammersmith & City) year Thu 24th Nov 16 All day 08.30 – 3.30pm FULL Limehouse (Docklands Light Railway) olds) Tower Hamlets EBP Volunteer Opportunities 2016/17 VOLUNTEER EVENT SCHOOL YEAR DATES TIMETABLE SPACES VENUE AVAILABLE NOVEMBER 2016 Thu 24th Nov 16 AM 8.30am – 12.30pm FULL Year Head to Head - BISHOP CHALLONER SIXTH FORM 352 Commercial Road, London E1 0LB 12 Practice Interview (16/17 School Nearest stations: Programme year th Stepney Green (District/Hammersmith & City) olds) Fri 25 Nov 16 AM 8.30am – 12.30pm FULL Limehouse (Docklands Light Railway) SIR JOHN CASS SCHOOL Year Aspirational Event - Stepney Way, London E2 0XP 13 Stepney Green (District/Hammersmith & City) Tue 29th Nov 16 AM 8.30am – 11.15am 19 School Pathways Open to You (17/18 Limehouse (Docklands Light Railway) year olds) BOW SCHOOL Wed 30th Nov 16 AM 8.30am – 1.00pm FULL 44 Twelvetrees Crescent, Year 8 Employability Skills London E3 3QW (12/13 School – Project Biz Bromley-by-Bow (District/Hammersmith & City) year Devon’s Road (Docklands Light Railway) olds) Thu 1st Dec 16 AM 8.30am – 1.00pm FULL Wed 30th Nov 16 AM 8.45am – 12.45pm FULL GREEN SPRING ACADEMY SHOREDITCH Year Head to Head - Gosset Street, London E2 6NW 11 Practice Interview Nearest stations: (15/16 School Programme Liverpool Street (Various Lines) year st AM 8.45am – 12.45pm Bethnal Green (Mile End olds) Thu 1 Dec 16 10 Tower Hamlets EBP Volunteer Opportunities 2016/17 VOLUNTEER EVENT SCHOOL YEAR DATES TIMETABLE SPACES VENUE AVAILABLE DECEMBER 2016 th Year Tue 6 Dec 16 All day 8.30am – 3.30pm 17 Arts Getting Ahead - Admin, BISHOP CHALLONER BOYS’ SCHOOL 10 Employability Skills Toynbee (14/15 Conference year Hall, Wed 7th Dec 16 All day 8.30am – 3.30pm 17 olds) E1 6AB AM 8.30am – 12.45pm 8 Wed 7th Dec 16 PM 1.15pm – 3.30pm FULL STEPNEY GREEN SCHOOL Year All day 8.30am – 3.30pm FULL Head to Head - Ben Jonson Road, London E1 4SD 10 Practice Interview Nearest stations: School (14/15 11 Programme Stepney Green (District/Hammersmith & City Lines) year AM 8.30am – 12.45pm st PM 1.15pm – 3.30pm Limehouse (Docklands Light Railway) olds) Thu 8 Dec 16 8 All day 8.30am – 3.30pm 8 Thu 8th Dec 16 All day 8.30am – 3.30pm 18 Year Arts Getting Ahead - Admin, BISHOP CHALLONER GIRLS’ SCHOOL 10 Employability Skills Toynbee (14/15 Conference year Hall, th olds) Fri 9 Dec 16 All day 8.30am – 3.30pm 11 E1 6AB MORPETH SCHOOL Year Aspirational Event – Portman Close, London E2 0PX 12 th Pathways Open to Nearest stations: (16/17 Wed 14 Dec 16 AM 8.30am – 12.40pm 40 School You Stepney Green (District/Hammersmith & City Lines) year Bethnal Green (Central Line) olds) Tower Hamlets EBP Volunteer Opportunities 2016/17 VOLUNTEER EVENT SCHOOL YEAR DATES TIMETABLE SPACES VENUE AVAILABLE JANUARY 2017 BISHOP CHALLONER BOYS’ SCHOOL 352 Commercial Road, London E1 0LB AM 8.30am – 12.30pm 16 Nearest stations: Wed 11th Jan 17 PM 1pm – 3pm 9 Shadwell (Docklands Light Railway) All day 8.30am – 3pm 9 Limehouse (Docklands Light Railway) Year Head to Head - 10 Practice Interview (14/15 School year Programme th BISHOP CHALLONER GIRLS’ SCHOOL olds) Thu 12 Jan 17 AM 8.30am – 12.30pm 14 352 Commercial Road, London E1 0LB Nearest stations: Shadwell (Docklands Light Railway) th Limehouse (Docklands Light Railway Fri 13 Jan 17 AM 8.30am – 12.30pm 14 AM 8.30am – 12.30pm FULL MORPETH SCHOOL Year Wed 18th Jan 17 PM 1pm – 3pm FULL Head to Head - Portman Close, London E2 0PX 11 All day 8.30am – 3pm FULL Practice Interview Nearest stations: (15/16 School AM 8.30am – 12.30pm 15 Programme Stepney Green (District/Hammersmith & City Lines) year th Bethnal Green (Central Line) olds) Thu 19 Jan 17 PM 1pm – 3pm 9 All day 8.30am – 3pm 9 Year Wed 25th Jan 17 AM 8.45am – 1.15pm 8 Head to Head - SIR JOHN CASS SCHOOL 11 Practice Interview Stepney Way, London E2 0XP Stepney Green (District/Hammersmith & City)
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