Become a peer education coordinator

I created a team in my local area by running socials and worked with my County to get everyone working together. - Katie, Peer education coordinator, London and South East

Why become a peer educator coordinator?

Our peer education project is growing at a phenomenal rate. If you're a guiding member aged 18 or over, you can help even more girls and young women benefit from being involved.

As a peer educator coordinator you will:

• link leaders and peer educators together to organise sessions.
• support peer educators to shout about their skills and arrange sessions locally.
• encourage Rangers to get involved with peer education
• coach and mentor peer educators to develop their Peer Education skills.
• make sure that your peer educators get (and celebrate) their badges.
• help set up training events for new peer educators.

Good news - you don't have to have been a peer educator to become a peer educator coordinator.

What do I get out of it?

As a peer educator coordinator you'll gain a wide-ranging set of skills including:

• team building
• volunteer management
• events planning
• public relations
• project management.

If you're a  peer education coordinator who wants to run a training events, make sure you find out about our peer education training grants.