Volunteering Opportunities with My Future My Choice

Events generally require no prior knowledge, just a willingness to mentor and support a small team of young people through challenges that are explained on the day. No training needed, just a 20-minute briefing to start the day. Specialist facilitators and school staff accompany children in teams at all times and DBS checks are not required by volunteers. To make an enquiry or volunteer contact info@myfuturemychoice.co.uk / Tel - 0117 3290387

 

 

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WHERE?

 

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Activities with our Top Trumps Jobs Cards 


 

Variable

 

 

 

Schools / Colleges and Business venues TBC 

 

 

 

 

 TBC

Work with young people 8 to 13 using the cards to break the ice to explore ways in which a happy and successful future can be helped by school and activities out of school.

Volunteers work in small groups as well as explain their career routes 

Young Shipwrights

Boat Building

 

6 hours


 on the MV Balmoral moored outside M Shed Museum 

and we need helpers to launch at the Bristol Harbour Festival at end of July 

Dates to be confirmed May onwards 

8:15am to 3pm. Ambassadors will support a small team of children to build a large model of a Bristol Channel Pilot Cutter. Children will create a fleet of models of this iconic heritage vessel. Their finished boats will race in the Bristol Harbour Festival. The day will include a tour of the ship . The session is run by a facilitator with all the resources supplied. No particular skills or knowledge is required as Ambassadors are sense checking and team building to enable a team of 4 children to complete the task. We are keen for Ambassadors to join us on the help launch the boats and meet and greet children and their families at the Bristol Harbour Festival.

Aviation

 

6 hours

 

Schools and colleges  


TBC

08:15am to end of school day.

  The project helps students discuss job roles in the aviation industry by engaging them with the fun of making, improving and flight testing different model gliders and wing configurations before creating an air frame for radio controlled powered flight.

The day can end with an 'Airshow' for parents and friends where students will demonstrate radio controlled formation flying.

 Shipping 2050


6 hours

 on the MV Balmoral moored outside M Shed Museum

TBC 
Help students understand the crisis for shipping and the need for engineering soultions while designing and building a model for a concept ship fit for the future.
Project looks into inland waterways as well as ocean travel 

 




 

 

Below is a list of the most popular activities we offer to schools that require volunteers

Young Shipwrights

Boat Building

 

Day or half day

In schools and on boats and venues in the Bristol Harbour

Port towns and cities across the UK

 

Usually in the spring and summer to enable sailing events

Volunteers assist a small team of children to  build model boats representing the regional maritime heritage

Boats sail in festivals and events that are held where the heritage vessels would have once worked

Aviation

 

Day or half day

  In schools and museums - needs a large space for test flights

 

As requested

Build and test fly gliders and model RC aircraft with small groups of students. Help students understand the aerospace sector.

Lifting Aspirations Accessing Engineering 

Whole day

At construction industry trade fairs around the UK and Europe 

In schools and colleges

 


As requested

Build and operate lifting devices

Explain aspects of lifting and access 

 Shipping 2050

 

Whole day

 

On a ship to give real context

As requested

Help students understand the crisis for shipping and the need for engineering soultions while designing and building a model for a concept ship fit for the future.

Build My Future

 

Whole day

 

In schools 

As requested

Volunteers support a team of six 13/14 year olds to complete a board-game that takes a fictional 13 year old on a journey to the age of 25. This game explores routes to success and happiness in life through a better understanding of why a balanced life style is important. The students then engineer their character as a life-size puppet that presents its story and conveys the key messages that it has learnt.

Sustain My Future

4 hours over a week

 Online

As requested

Mentor a team to come up with an idea and business strategy that capitalises on the UN Sustainability Goals

 

More events will be scheduled and we will keep you posted

To make an enquiry or volunteer contact info@myfuturemychoice.co.uk / Tel - 0117 3290387

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