School speakers
Young people of today are the decision makers of tomorrow: they are the ones who can truly change the world for the better. You can help make that happen by becoming a volunteer School Speaker. By giving talks and workshops at primary and secondary schools to encourage global learning you can inspire the next generation to take action.
Your role as a School Speaker
We provide opportunities for primary and secondary schools to develop international links and to encourage understanding and respect for the global community.
As a volunteer school speaker you will
- visit schools to represent us
- speak about our work in class or school assemblies
- encourage and support school fundraising initiatives
- deliver workshops on issues that relate to the countries we work in
- react to incoming requests for speakers as well as pro-actively arrange your own speaking opportunities
SOS Children will provide you with ongoing support and resources.
Ideally you will have:
- experience and confidence to speak to groups and give presentations to large audiences
- enthusiasm for the work of SOS Children
- passion for protecting the rights of children
- excellent communication and organisational skills
- experience of working with young people in some capacity.
How to join our team of school speakers
Contact lottie@soschildren.org to request a Volunteer Speaker application form. Following your application you will receive a phone call from the volunteer coordinator to discuss getting started and resources you will need to excel in the role.


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