
Trainers
Do you want to make a difference in the youth education field, while discovering new cultures and developing yourself?
Awesome, you’re in the right place! :)
GrowEdu is looking for enthusiastic and open-minded people to guide the European teenagers during the journey of self-discovery! We offer the context, you, with the right training skills, bring the curiosity and passion for education.
What does a
GrowEdu trainer do?
Delivers educational sessions in English to the high school students.
Build and preserve a strong community among the participants
Research facilitation techniques actively and constantly improve and adapt your training based on your audience

Fill out the registration form
Receive an e-mail with the assessment
Complete and send the assessment
Have the final online interview
Receive the final answer
Enter the internal community
Participate in ITTT-> Get ready to deliver!
After you complete the registration, the recruitment assessment, have the final interview and be selected as one of our trainers, you will sign a volunteering agreement. When you are selected, you will express your availability to deliver some sessions and you will be allocated and paired accordingly. Also, you will take part in an ITTT (International Train the Trainers) in order to be prepared for the camp in terms of curriculum understanding and delivery.
See more about our cooperation
Do you wonder what’s up with GrowEdu?
We thought about letting some people that already been through this answer some questions about the experience.
Why join GrowEdu as a trainer?
• You develop useful abilities, like:
- Strong interpersonal and communication skills
- Critical-thinker and problem-solver
- Experience with e-learning
- Team working and community building skills;
- Understanding of effective teaching methodologies and tools
- Working in a multicultural environment;
• You have a positive impact on the European teenagers and their education.
• You interact with diverse people and make new friends.
• You become part of a like-minded community and share good case practices in your area of expertise
How can you join?
As a senior trainer
The training opportunity is a paid one. If you pass the assessment and the final interview and be recruited as a senior trainer, you will be contracted as a collaborator and receive compensation accordingly.
As a junior-mid trainer
This is a volunteering opportunity. You will facilitate together with a senior and have the opportunity to grow as a trainer inside the camp by: having a mentor, having ITTT and having a personal educational plan based on your current training competencies and skills.

What to bring?
• Strong interest in youth education
• Volunteering experience
• Training experience
• Outstanding English skills
• Communication skills, both verbally and written
• Organizational skills
• Creativity
• Interest for fast-paced self-development
• People-oriented approach
Other things to take into consideration that we recommend to have:
good internet connection
good command of apps like: Google Meet, Zoom, Mentimeter, Kahoot and being able to learn fast new interactive apps that engage our participants
How to apply as a TRAINER
Our colaboration
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Be present at the sessions you are allocated during the camp
Prepare yourself beforehand and deliver the sessions in a manner aligned to the camp's objectives
Announce at least 72 hours before if any changes appear that directly impact the project
Be present at all trainer's meetings
Participate in the training courses provided by the organizers
Report directly to the Training Coordinator and constantly provide feedback for improvement
Our role
Offer a complete and coherent training in order to make their delivery aligned to the project's objectives
Provide the trainers with all the projects details, relevant for their participation in the project
Provide the trainers with the curriculum and training materials and ensure their understanding of it
Announce at least 72 hours before if any changes appear that directly impact their delivery
Issue a nominal certification which would attest the volunteer’s status.
Ensure that all trainers are part of the community and constantly track their performance and development within the programme