Unit Award Scheme
105216 VOLUNTEER YOUTH WORK SKILLS
In successfully completing this unit, the Learner will have | Evidence needed | |
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experienced | ||
1 | participating in a volunteer induction programme with a senior youth worker for a Youth Project | Summary sheet |
2 | participating in at least one youth work session brief and one session debrief | Summary sheet |
demonstrated the ability to | ||
3 | volunteer at a minimum of ten youth work sessions | Summary sheet |
4 | arrive punctually to at least ten youth work sessions | Summary sheet |
5 | identify and evaluate four positive aspects of volunteering | Student completed work |
6 | select and use appropriate skills and methods to act as a positive role model for young people | Summary sheet |
7 | review own performance and evaluate how effective own actions have been in each session | Student completed work |
8 | take responsibility to build and maintain positive relationships with young people | Summary sheet |
9 | select and use appropriate techniques and skills to help and support young people to participate in activities for each session | Summary sheet |
10 | use own judgement to set out one planned activity, eg arts, crafts, pool competitions | Summary sheet |
11 | support the youth worker to put away equipment after each session | Summary sheet |
12 | represent the Youth Project at an organised event or awards evening | Summary sheet |
acquired an understanding of | ||
13 | the main purpose of youth work | Student completed work |
14 | the vision and history of the youth organisation | Summary sheet |
15 | the structure of a youth work session | Summary sheet |
16 | the staff structure and roles of the employees at the youth organisation | Summary sheet or Student completed work |
17 | the services available at the youth organisation for young people | Summary sheet |
shown knowledge of | ||
18 | at least two personal and two professional boundaries in volunteering with young people | Student completed work |
19 | at least three health and safety issues to consider when organising sessions or activities for young people, including one issue that might be complex | Student completed work |
demonstrated the ability to | ||
20 | identify own strengths and interests and research how these may impact on own volunteering contribution. | Student completed work |
All outcomes recorded on an AQA Summary Sheet
Approved 4 October 2016Level - Level Three