Working alongside a team
Partnering with staff to develop a session plan
Working with staff to secure funding, equipment and supplies (if applicable)
Providing an environment that encourages youth to learn new skills
Leading or directing activities
Helping youth plan and guide their learning
Use 4-H project curriculum (when available) as the basis for project work
Support the positive growth and development of each youth involved through project work.
Guide learning experiences around a particular subject matter
Flexible; estimated at 2 hours per activity for planning and delivery
Have the ability to organize and motivate youth
Have an interest in teaching and sharing knowledge and skills with youth
Have the ability to communicate well with others
Experience working with youth
Training to enhance personal skills and knowledge
Learn more about the benefits of volunteering with 4-H
Use our activity quick guide to help you develop a plan with all of the important elements that lead to youth thriving.
Jeremy Freeman, volunteer systems director, jeremyf@umn.edu, 612-624-6807