528 Educators providing Volunteer courses delivered Online

the art of living education uk

The Art of Living is a non-profit organisation founded in 1981 by the world-renowned humanitarian and spiritual leader and Sri Sri Ravi Shankar. Art of Living offers effective educational and self-development programmes and tools that facilitate the elimination of stress and foster deep and profound inner peace, happiness and well-being. and

irish national organisation of the unemployed

Our work in relation to all these groups is central to sustaining our role and relevance as the national representative organisation of the unemployed. We have long recognised that the most effective route out of poverty and social exclusion for unemployed people, and those reliant on welfare payments, is access to decent employment coupled with the knowledge, capacity and ability of the individual to take up such employment opportunities.

downright excellent

Downright Excellent (DEx) works with children, their families and their schools, combining fun learning activities, training, specialist therapies, peer support and socialising to form a circle of support around each child and family to support, empower and inspire.

warley wasps swimming club

beyond equality

Beyond Equality began as schools (Great Men) and university (Good Lad) projects, both of which used interactive conversations with young men and boys to give them the chance to think about who they would like to be and to discover how they could help to create safer and equitable communities. Eight years later we’re now sparking those conversations in organisations and communities across the UK and beyond.

mind blmk

For better mental health Anger Management, Awareness Workshop Free – See the Signs, Save a Life Training Free Training – for all staff working across Bedford Borough, Central Bedfordshire, and Milton Keynes Free Training – for Managers working across Bedford Borough, Central Bedfordshire, and Milton Keynes

independent domestic abuse service (idas)

We started life as York Women’s Aid in the 1970s at a time when domestic abuse was largely accepted, when rape in marriage was legal and women couldn’t claim benefits in their own rights. There were limited options for victims who often found themselves trapped in abusive and violent relationships. We were one of the first refuge providers in the UK and we opened our local women’s refuge with the help of a York businessman who donated a two-bedroom flat to us. For many years we worked as a feminist collective, depending upon the generosity of supporters and volunteers to provide our services.

educators abroad

Preservice Teacher School Placements: Online Student Teaching On-Site Student Teaching Practicum Licensed/Qualified Educator School Placements: Teachers, GoAbroad England Teacher Qualification and Induction: QTS and ECT (was NQT) USA Teacher License: Wisconsin Professional Certificates: Teaching Assistants; Mentoring Skills Networking/Resources: Community WHO WE ARE A GLOBAL NETWORK OF EDUCATORS - Since 1987

the mosaic collective

The Collective is underpinned by mentoring. This is our why. We have always believed in encouraging others to help one another, provide support and start a conversation around your career, your challenges and more. Mentoring is a way to share your experiences and make a difference. Our Advisory division focuses on strategy and coaching. We will work with your organisation or team to create a bespoke program for you.

people at heart coaching

At 18 I moved to the US to study. Growing up in France, the move was about fulfilling my dream of exploring a far-off mysterious land and taking my first bold steps into independent adulthood. My studies in travel and tourism led me to working for a travel agent, which taught me that I enjoyed working with customers to help them find what was best for them. Back in France, I studied and worked in sales, but I soon discovered that I was more interested in helping people find the right product than making money for someone else. So, I transferred into business management and human resources. At the time I didn’t know much about this field, but it was the course that stood out to me as being all about people. When I finished my Masters degree, I realised I wanted to leave France again and spotted an opportunity in London. I started my career working with an empowering manager who gave me the opportunity to develop my self-awareness and grow as a professional. Amongst other things, she offered me to be coached.