FEMALE WORKSHOP FACILITATOR

SHAPESLewisham; Greater London; On-site; GBP 15,233 - 18,246; Part time

Job summary

SHAPESLewisham is seeking a dedicated Female Workshop Facilitator to deliver the Girls Support Girls programme in East London schools from November 2025 to July 2026. The role involves working 1 day per week using creative, drama-based methods to empower young women aged 13–16, fostering their confidence and life skills.

The ideal candidate will have a strong background in theatre and drama, excellent communication skills, and a passion for creating inclusive spaces where young girls can thrive.

Qualifications

• Proven experience facilitating creative workshops with young people.
• Strong background in drama, theatre, or performance.
• Excellent communication and empathy skills.

Responsibilities

• Deliver the GSG programme in East London schools.
• Facilitate creative workshops with young people.
• Engage and motivate diverse groups.

Skills

Facilitating creative workshops

Drama, theatre, or performance background

Excellent communication

Ability to engage diverse groups

Understanding of safeguarding

Job description

Role Overview

Chain Reaction is seeking an experienced Female Workshop Facilitator to deliver its award‑winning Girls Support Girls (GSG) programme across East London schools. The role involves working 1 day a week between November 2025 and July 2026, using creative, drama‑based methods to empower young women aged 13–16 and help them build confidence, resilience and life skills. The ideal candidate is passionate about using theatre as a tool for social change, creates safe inclusive spaces, and fosters reflection and growth.

Compensation

Pay: £150 per day (10 days total = £1,500)

Closing Date

28 Nov

Responsibilities

Deliver the GSG programme in East London schools, facilitate creative workshops with young people, engage and motivate diverse groups, manage group dynamics and sensitive topics, and create safe inclusive spaces where girls feel inspired to share, reflect and grow.

Qualifications

• Proven experience facilitating creative workshops with young people
• Strong background in drama, theatre, or performance
• Excellent communication and empathy skills
• Ability to engage and motivate diverse groups
• Confident managing group dynamics and sensitive topics
• Understanding of safeguarding and child protection
• Reliable, adaptable, and a positive female role model

Equal Opportunity Statement

Chain Reaction is an equal opportunities employer and is particularly interested in hearing from candidates from underrepresented groups, diverse backgrounds, and marginalised communities.

Contact

Contact name: Julia Fresco (Administrator) Contact email: [e-mail]