Training · Opportunities to learn, volunteer and grow with JCF
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Whether you want to develop as a mentor, lead creative sessions, volunteer in the community or begin your career through an internship, there is a place to grow with JCF.Explore training options ↓
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Mentor training

Build the practical skills, confidence and reflective approach needed to support children and young people.

Explore person-centred listening, professional boundaries, emotional wellbeing, safeguarding awareness and the practical tools used in JCF mentoring.

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Drama facilitator training

Learn to deliver safe, engaging drama activities that help young people explore emotions, relationships and wellbeing.

Develop confident facilitation, inclusive group activities and practical ways to connect drama with mood awareness and early intervention.

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Community programmes

Help bring mentoring, creative workshops and wellbeing activities to young people in local communities.

Find out how volunteers, community groups and partner organisations can prepare to support safe, purposeful JCF activities.

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Internships

Gain purposeful experience across youth wellbeing, programmes, events, communications and charity operations.

Discover a supported introduction to the charity sector, with responsibilities shaped around your interests, skills and availability.

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