Our children's art workshops offer young people volunteering opportunities that not only support their
applications for further education in the arts but also serve charitable purposes. Through roles such as
assisting mentors, helping with the setup of workshops, and supporting younger participants, volunteers
gain hands-on experience in teaching, leadership, and teamwork. These roles not only develop practical
skills but also foster a sense of community and social responsibility, allowing volunteers to give back to
their local area. The experiences gained demonstrate their commitment to both the arts and charitable
work, strengthening their applications for further education while contributing to meaningful causes.
Experience required: Communication Skills: Engaging with children and artists, encouraging creativity, and explaining tasks
clearly
Organisation: Helping set up and tidy the workspace, ensuring art materials are well-maintained and
organised.
Teamwork: Collaborating with other volunteers, artists, and workshop leaders to create a supportive
environment.
Creativity: An interest in or experience with art-making can help inspire and guide the children in their
projects.
Patience and Empathy: Being understanding and patient with young children as they explore their
creativity at their own pace.
Experience with Children: Any previous experience working with or supporting children would be valuable.
Travel details: Kessington Hall, Bearsden. Public transport costs are covered. If volunteers are local taxi's are provided to
get home.
Minimum age: 16
Expenses details: Kessington Hall, Bearsden. Public transport costs are covered. If volunteers are local taxi's are provided to
get home.
This opportunity is not listed at a specific location but is advertised across East Dunbartonshire.