The opportunity

TheSite.org has short-term opportunities for volunteers to write rants for our real life section. Aspiring journalists: this is your chance to get a piece of work reviewed, edited and published. It provides us with great new content and provides you with, if accepted, published work.

Our rants section allows young
people (aged 16-25) to talk about anything that's got on their wick. In the past, subjects have included celebrity advertising, Bob Geldof, size zero models and evil landlords.

Each rant is a single article, usually 600-800 words long, and the angrier the subject makes you the better! So if you'd like to get something off your
chest, or want to get some writing published, then get in touch and help out TheSite.org.

Best of all this is an entirely virtual opportunity, so it doesn't matter where you are in the UK, you can get involved.

The organisation

YouthNet provides impartial advice and support for young people, helping them to make choices today for a brighter tomorrow. We do this through our award-winning guide to life, TheSite.org; Do-it, the UKs leading online volunteering resource; and Lifetracks.com, which provides support on work, study and training issues.

YouthNet supports 16 to 25 year-olds in every aspect of their lives, from emergency help in times of crisis, to support with every day issues and how to get involved in their local community through the internet, YouthNet is always there for them.

Skills/Qualifications

Anger

Times you can volunteer:

• Monday: Morning , Afternoon , Evening
• Tuesday: Morning , Afternoon , Evening
• Wednesday: Morning , Afternoon , Evening
• Thursday: Morning , Afternoon , Evening
• Friday: Morning , Afternoon , Evening
• Saturday: Morning , Afternoon , Evening
• Sunday: Morning , Afternoon , Evening

This opportunity expired on 09-08-2010, and is no longer available for applications.

Our thanks to:

YouthNet UK

First Floor, 50 Featherstone Street, London, EC1Y 8RT

020 72505700

for providing this opportunity.

Opportunity last updated on 23-10-2009