We're Hiring
Workshop Facilitators
Join our mission to inspire the next generation through film and digital storytelling across East Anglia.
About Us
The Offshoot Foundation empowers the next generation of filmmakers through accessible, hands-on workshops and mentoring. We use creative media to develop storytelling, technical skills, and confidence - removing barriers so young people (particularly those who are disadvantaged) can grow, find their voice, and progress in education and work. Our mission focuses on under-25s, promoting education and training, and building life skills like teamwork, communication, and leadership.
What it's like to be a facilitator...
The Role at a Glance
Title
Workshop Facilitator
Workshop Facilitator
Contract
Freelance / Self-employed (ad-hoc, funding-dependent)
Freelance / Self-employed (ad-hoc, funding-dependent)
Reports to
CEO (Paul Press)
CEO (Paul Press)
When
Weekends & school holidays; some weekday term-time projects
Weekends & school holidays; some weekday term-time projects
What You'll Do
- Plan and deliver engaging filmmaking workshops with the Lead Facilitator/CEO and team.
- Coach young people (up to 25) in confidence, communication, and teamwork.
- Guide creative projects: short films, music videos, stop-motion, and trailers.
- Create safe, inclusive, inspiring environments and adapt to mixed abilities.
- Represent the charity professionally with schools and community partners.
- Complete safeguarding/health & safety admin, registers, feedback, and reports.
Skills & Requirements
Essential
- Alignment with our mission and values.
- Knowledge of film production & editing tools (e.g., iMovie/Final Cut/CapCut).
- Teamwork, communication, and interpersonal strengths.
- Proactive, adaptable, solutions-focused approach.
- Enhanced DBS & safeguarding training (or willingness to obtain).
Desirable
- Experience in film/media and youth/education settings.
- Full driving licence or reliable travel to workshops.
- Charity experience; enthusiasm for mentoring.
- First Aid training (or willingness to complete).
Workshop Locations & Schedule
We run regular workshops across East Anglia and continue to expand. We’re especially keen to hear from facilitators near our core hubs, and we also welcome applications from those further afield. Most sessions run on weekends and during school holidays, with occasional weekday projects.
Pay, Expenses & Inclusivity
Pay
£100 per 4-hour workshop / £125 per 5-hour workshop (other work agreed in advance).
£100 per 4-hour workshop / £125 per 5-hour workshop (other work agreed in advance).
Expenses
Travel reimbursed up to 30 miles per single journey.
Travel reimbursed up to 30 miles per single journey.
We’re Inclusive
Proud to be an age-friendly, equal-opportunity charity - applications welcomed from all backgrounds and experiences.
Proud to be an age-friendly, equal-opportunity charity - applications welcomed from all backgrounds and experiences.
How to Apply
Email your CV along with a short statement (skills & experience, why you’d like to join, availability & location), and optionally a portfolio. Recruitment is ongoing — we review every application carefully and will be in touch with all applicants. Those whose skills match current needs may be invited to visit a workshop and/or meet Paul Press.
Contact Us to Apply