Learning Volunteer
National Justice Museum Learning
Assist with hands-on Courtroom Workshops for school groups in the iconic Royal Courts of Justice.
The National Justice Museum's purpose is to provide children, young people and families with opportunities to learn about the law. As a learning volunteer, you will work with school groups visiting the Royal Courts of Justice to increase their understanding of the legal system and the work of legal professionals via Courtroom Workshops and mock trials. By gaining a practical understanding of the justice system, volunteers can help visitors to feel inspired by their rights and responsibilities and to play an active role in society.
Teaching & Training,Youth Work,Legal
Language Skills, Reading & Writing
Skills that would be beneficial for this role include: Understanding of, or experience working in, the UK legal system; experience and/or ability to work with children and young people; good communication skills; ability to engage young people of all backgrounds. This is not an exhaustive list.
Skills that you will gain from this role include: Working with groups of children and young people; team working skills; writing skills (eg. helping to craft cross examination questions and closing statements); developing communication skills – to relay complex information in an appropriate manner according to the audience. This is not an exhaustive list.
A minimum commitment of 2 hours (1 learning session) per month is required, and you are able to sign up to more if you would like.
WC2A 2LL
Royal Courts of Justice, Strand, London, WC2A 2LL
Nearest Underground station: Temple (District/Circle lines), Holborn (Central/Piccadilly). Multiple bus stops along both the Strand and Aldwych. No parking on site, but Metered street parking is available at Lincoln’s Inn Fields.
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