Watch this recorded workshop from February 2024 for research-based strategies that support young staff and volunteers.
The contributions from young adults who have not yet finished high school to out-of-school time programs are growing. Across the US, teens are volunteering to teach computer science in 4-H programs, they are explainers or interns in science centers, they are working part-time in afterschool programs.
This recorded workshop focuses on how you can support the growth and development of young staff members and teen volunteers. How can you prepare them to be successful as communicators, teachers or leaders in your program?
The Click2ComputerScience team will share about their experience supporting young leaders and facilitate an engaging discussion with colleagues about how teens and young adults contribute to out-of-school time STEM learning.
This recording will help you and your team:
- Learn from research about what youth need to be successful leaders in out-of-school time.
- Leave with resources, strategies and ideas to support the growth and development of young staff members and teen volunteers.