Partnership project requires freelance LGBTQ+ Inclusion Trainers
Switchboard, MindOut, Allsorts Youth Project and the Clare Project require LGBTQ+ community members to become LGBTQ inclusion trainers for a new partnership project. Together they have co-created an LGBTQ+ Training Hub and are recruiting freelance trainers to deliver LGBTQ+ inclusion, trans awarenes
Switchboard, MindOut, Allsorts Youth Project and the Clare Project require LGBTQ+ community members to become LGBTQ inclusion trainers for a new partnership project.
Together they have co-created an LGBTQ+ Training Hub and are recruiting freelance trainers to deliver LGBTQ+ inclusion, trans awareness workshops and more. Some experience of and/or transferable skills relating to teaching, training and coaching is required.
Applications from all LGBTQ+ community members are welcome, and the project particularly encourage applications from people from intersectional and minority groups, including QTIPOC (Queer, Trans and Intersex People of Colour); trans and/or non-binary, intersex and gender-variant people; and/or those with disabilities.
The deadline for applications is 5pm on Friday, November 29.
For more information and to apply, visit:
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