Aire to There is a paid opportunity for young people aged 16-25 based in Leeds. We will be producing audio tours of untold narratives in Leeds. If you would like to take part in Aire to There, please fill in this form. Your form must be completed in one go - you cannot save your progress halfway through and come back at a later date. You will need about 30 minutes to type into this application form, as well as time to answer the two detailed questions. The best way to complete this form is to write the 2 long answers (*) into a word document and save it until you are ready to complete the whole application form. The deadline for applications is Sunday 16th May 2021 at 11:59pm. We will let you know by Monday 24th May 2021 whether you have been selected for Aire to There.
Helpful hints: Answering the long questions: • make sure you save this as you work on it • use the spell check • read your sentences to check they make sense • we like shorter sentences better than very long ones • when you are finished, copy and paste one answer at a time into the correct box on the application form What to write. • Try to write at least 150 words in each answer but no more than 300 per answer. • We use these answers to learn a bit about you and to see why you might be a good person for this project. Try to sell yourself to us - tell us why you would be a great choice to be part of this project. Tell us a bit about yourself: Strengths: What do you do well? What do other people say you do well? (Are you good at speaking in front of people, planning and organising, making links? Do you work well in teams, are you a natural leader, do you sing or write poetry?) Be confident and tell us which things you do well and how this links to this project. Passionate about: What do you love doing? Can you explain why? If it makes you feel good - tell us. Which things do you feel naturally motivated to do? If you can link them to this project it will really help us see if you are a good fit for this project. Why do you want to take part: What interests you about this project, which bit sounds particularly good to you and why? What do you think you’ll learn or do? What do you think you could bring to this project? (Any ideas, how do you approach new things, have you done anything before that might help you on this project?)
The Geraldine Connor Foundation celebrates the diversity of society and strives to promote and reflect that diversity within the organisation. In order to do this, we give you the choice to answer the following questions: