Application to become a Leaf Facilitator or Counsellor

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Thank you for your interest in participating as a Facilitator or Counsellor in Leaf's 2023 Changemakers Fellowship! Please complete the form below. Feel free to be concise; the maximum character limits are not intended as targets.

Email *

First name / personal name *

Surname / family name
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Are you normally resident in the UK? *

If not, you won't be eligible for this role; please do not spend longer on this application form.

Yes, I'm a UK citizen and I live in the UK

I'm a UK citizen but I don't live there

I'm not a UK citizen but I live here indefinitely and have the right to work in the UK

I'm not a UK citizen but I live here indefinitely and do NOT have the right to work in the UK

None of the above

Other:

Which problem or cause do you think is the highest priority for the world to devote substantially more effort (e.g. spend >£100 million more per year) to addressing?
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100 characters limit. You can mention 2 or 3 problems/causes if you’re very torn. You don’t need to explain why you’ve chosen these.

What are 1-3 topics that you’d be most excited to give a talk or workshop on to Leaf’s participants?

200 characters limit. You don’t need to explain the details here — just the title or general category is fine.

Which subjects have you studied at undergraduate level or higher?

100 characters limit.

What are one or two of your achievements to date relevant to saving lives, helping others, or changing the course of history that you are most proud of?

1000 characters limit, but feel free to write a much shorter answer.

Please provide a link to your CV/resume (e.g. as a Google Doc) or LinkedIn.

We won’t place much weight on this, so please don’t spend much time polishing/updating.
If you upload your CVs as a Google Doc, please ensure it is set to "anyone with the link can view."
If you cannot share a link, feel free to email your CV/resume to jamie@leaf.courses instead.

Is your preference to be a facilitator or a counsellor?

Counsellors: Low responsibilities, high flexibility. Options for paid tasks. Find collaborators, get feedback on your work, and develop mentorship skills.

Facilitators: More responsibilities, both safeguarding and leading workshops. Paid. Develop facilitation and mentorship skills and explore paid community building work.

I’m only interested in being a counsellor, not a facilitator

I’d prefer to be a counsellor, but am open to being a facilitator instead

I’d prefer to be a facilitator, but am open to being a counsellor instead (adds qus to this form)

I’m only interested in being a facilitator, not a counsellor (adds qus to this form)

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