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Work Experience Skills Builder

Locations
United Kingdom
International (available everywhere)
Austria
Czechia
Bhutan
Bahrain
Bangladesh
Cameroon
Colombia
Congo (Democratic Republic)
France
Honduras
India
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Nicaragua
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Hungary
China
Australia
Canada
Egypt
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Nepal
New Zealand
Nigeria
Tanzania
United States
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Mozambique
Myanmar
Philippines
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Suriname
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Trinidad and Tobago
Sierra Leone
Singapore
Côte d'Ivoire
Eswatini
Germany
Ghana
Kenya
Oman
Qatar
Pakistan
Togo
Zambia
Zimbabwe
Ages
0 - 4
4 - 7
7 - 11
11 -16
16 - 18
18 - 21
21 -25
25 - 30
30 - 35
35+
Delivery
Online
In person
Online & in person
Access
Online
In person
Through a school or college
Through an organisation
Independently / Self-serve
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A practical conservation work experience programme and stepping stone into wider volunteering or the world of work.

Our practical conservation work experience programme develops essential skills through meaningful, real-life experiences. At the start of each day, young people are explicitly introduced to the skills and Skills Builder Framework steps they will focus on. Reflection time is built into activities and at the end of each day. Pre-and post-assessments use the first four steps of the Skills Builder Framework. The pre-assessment uses familiar situations, such as school, while the post-assessment enables young people to reflect on comparable situations encountered during their work experience. Skills Builder names and definitions are used consistently. The post-assessment is completed one-to-one with the lead ranger, supporting each young person to recognise and discuss their progress. Young people receive a certificate for each of the essential skill and their individual progress data is shared and agreed with them and their school, providing evidence of their development that can support their next steps into further volunteering, education or the world of work.

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