In this role, you will be supporting youth-led research by helping young people facilitate conversations with key stakeholders across health and social care.

What You'll Do: 

You will assist the young people with making sense of the data they obtain and support them in analysing their findings. As part of your role, you will support the evaluation of the project by conducting interviews exploring the young people's experiences of the project, and you will assist in analysing this data with the support of the programme manager. 

 

You will collate these findings into themes. 

 

 

Why You'll Love It: 
This is an opportunity to strengthen your qualitative research skills, provide a key real-world research experience, an opportunity to engage with important stakeholders, and to learn how to embed the values of participatory and youth-led research into your practice.
What You'll Learn: 
Through this role you will learn: Safeguarding  How to work effectively with others  Time Keeping  Communication Skills  How to support young people  Qualitative research methods and analysis Youth-led research Participatory research   There will be a full induction before starting your role with us - we will also identify any training needs and you will be invited to attend our annual safeguarding training. 
What We're Looking For: 
We are looking for individuals who are: Interested in supporting young people  Supportive of young people’s participation Responsive and sensitive to the needs of young people Reliable and trustworthy Can engage with young people in a fun and interactive way  Good communication and listening skills Patient with the needs of the young people  Ability to work as part of a team Motivated and enthusiastic Ability to demonstrate professional attitude and behaviour Commitment to pursue Equal Opportunity and Non-Discriminatory practices. Willingness to work flexible hours, including evening and weekend activities. Has an understanding of qualitative research, including data collection and analysis, as well as an understanding of ethical procedures and principles, safeguarding, and data protection and confidentiality.
Summary
Volunteering
Middlesbrough
0 Weeks Minimum
4 Hours / Week
Skills you will develop: 
Adaptability
Analysis
Communication
Creativity
Research
Skills you should possess: 
Research
Novice
Data Analysis
Novice
Languages you should know: 
English
Requirements: 
DBS check

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