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Volunteer Technical Opportunities at Theatre Royal Wakefield for 16-25

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Theatre Royal Wakefield's Young People’s Tech Team (YPTT) Theatre Royal Wakefield are offering volunteering opportunities for those aged 16-25, and interested in all things technical. This opportunity would suit anyone interested in learning more about how a theatre show is put together, and is keen to build their experience of working to provide technical theatre support? Follow the link for more information about Theatre Royal Wakefield's  Young People’s Tech Team, and apply to be added to their volunteer  list to hear about future volunteer technical opportunities: https://theatreroyalwakefield.co.uk/join-in/behind-the-scenes?fbclid=IwAR1yP4XQ-iOQvAeQ0YbmZCq0VIJgIzvsCbrIvELZMMLOtEhRtsI1Vh4TQ6U

Y12 Mid Yorkshire NHS Trust Voluntary Services Talk (12.15pm, 25th February), LRC Top Floor

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Mid Yorkshire NHS Trust Voluntary Services Talk Mid Yorkshire NHS Trust Voluntary Services Team (covering Pontefract, Pinderfield’s and Dewsbury Hospitals) Date: Monday 25 th February 2019 Time: 12.15pm ( prompt start) to 1.00pm Venue: LRC Top floor Target Audience: Year 12 students ( applying for Medicine/Nursing/Other Healthcare ) Placement Role Available: Voluntary only  - completed during your own time Students must be focused on following a career within Medicine/Nursing/Healthcare and are expected to have excellent college attendance (must be 95% or above). Any students who are currently on a behavioural contract will not be accepted. If you know you are not normally in college on a Monday and you do want the opportunity to apply to become a volunteer with Mid Yorkshire NHS Trust, please make any necessary arrangements to ensure you are able to attend this talk.  Unfortunately any students who are unable to attend on that day wil...

Volunteering Opportunities for Careers in Policing

By the end of 2017, every police force in the UK will have Volunteer Police Cadets (VPC) in one form or another. Some are known by a different name, but all police cadet groups operate to the Aims and Principles of the Volunteer Police Cadets. There are opportunities for all young people aged 13 - 18 years old to support their local communities. Most cadet units have a local school or college as their base, making it a very accessible place for young people to attend. Whilst every VPC unit offers fantastic opportunities for all young people, they may have different ways of providing those opportunities. There will be a great mix of like-minded young people reflecting the diversity of their local community participating in: Developing their life skills Meeting new friends Social events Learning about British policing Sporting activities Force-wide, UK-wide and even international opportunities Many VPC units also offer the Duke of Edinburgh Award ...