Volunteer role

Research, Impact & Opportunities Volunteer

3–5 hrs/monthReports to: Programmes Lead

You track the evidence that ATTP's programmes work, and you curate the external opportunities — scholarships, fellowships, competitions, grants — that are relevant to our participants. Both tasks are about what comes next: what did the participant gain, and where can they go from here.

What you deliver

Evidence of what the programmes change for young people, plus a live list of opportunities to share.

How success is measured

Impact reports produced and opportunities surfaced per month.

What you will do

—Collect and analyse programme outcome data for the annual impact report
—Track and curate external opportunities relevant to ATTP participants
—Maintain the Opportunities page on the ATTP platform
—Produce a monthly digest of curated opportunities for the ATTP newsletter

Skills we are looking for

ResearchData analysisWritingAttention to detail

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I agree to provide a government-issued photo ID for verification before my Volunteer Agreement is signed. I understand that my engagement with ATTP cannot commence until this check is complete. *

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I declare that I have no unspent criminal convictions, cautions, or reprimands that would make me unsuitable to work with young people and vulnerable individuals. I understand that ATTP works with participants aged 13 and above and that safeguarding is taken seriously. *

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