What You'll Do:
- Support supervising our regular gaming club sessions (currently 1-2 per week normally weekday evenings) which will have around 5-20 young people attending.
- Running tournaments and providing a structure to the sessions, across Brixton, Southwark and Lambeth.
- Setting up and packing away the equipment.
Why You'll Love It:
- You'll be involved in a dynamic, innovative project from an early stage.
- You'll support Young Adults in a new recreational activity not available elsewhere.
- Our EYC grads programme will link the best gamers with competition places and employment opportunities in the gaming sector.
What You'll Learn:
- Learn how an exciting new social enterprise operates.
- Develop your teaching/coaching skills with young people.
- Develop social skills.
- Learn more about the Esports industry.
- And maybe improve on your Fifa/NBA 2K/Fortnite skills whilst doing it!
What We're Looking For:
- Someone helpful, proactive and comfortable working with young people.
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