Become a peer education coordinator
Support peer educators to bring their sessions to as many units as possible in your area by becoming 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 in LaSER
Why become a peer education 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.
Find out more about the role with our role descriptions.
Become a peer education coordinator
Go directly to your county commissioner to find out if the role has been filled in your area. For more information about the role, email our Peer Education team.
