Opportunities in and near Redhill

Hear how one family sent nine members to war across 106 years, from the Battle of Britain to later RAF and Commonwealth aviation stories. Join an in-person lecture at Brooklands Museum Clubhouse; Certificates of Attendance are available on request.

Support an MP’s office by researching local issues, drafting press releases and helping with constituent casework. You could also accompany the MP to meetings or events in the House or constituency.

Hear Air Commodore Bill Tyack explain how he commanded No 51 Squadron and operated the Nimrod R signals intelligence aircraft. Trace airborne SIGINT from the Second World War and Cold War to Rivet Joint, then attend in person at Brooklands Museum Clubhouse in Weybridge.

Unpack how an Airbus aircraft ran out of fuel mid-Atlantic and glided to the Azores, with insight from the engine programme’s Chief Engineer. Explore the pilots’ actions, the incident’s root cause and the formal inquiry that followed.

Explore how Vertical Aerospace is developing Valo, an electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft, as Trevor Woods breaks down the route from aircraft development to certification. Hear about the engineering, safety and regulatory steps for commercial operation at Brooklands Museum Clubhouse.

Welcome visitors, serve coffee and use the till at a conservation charity’s Sevenoaks visitor centre. Help keep its café and shop running, build practical customer-facing skills, and create eye-catching displays. Commit to one of two weekly shifts, with flexibility around other commitments.

Meet older adults living with dementia across eight weekly sessions, building one-to-one connections through stories, creativity and conversation. Explore themes including Life Maps, Recipe for a Memory and Letter to a Stranger, then share stories and creations at a final reflection event.

Try resuscitation dolls, explore the Simulation Suite and see equipment used in patient care at an in-person NHS careers evening. Chat directly with staff across clinical, technical and non-clinical roles, from nursing and pharmacy to research and estates.

Take on practical conservation at Tilgate Park and nearby green spaces, from coppicing and hedge planting to wildlife surveys, pond maintenance and basic bushcraft. Sessions run twice a month on Wednesdays, with some travel expenses available.

Ready to push your dance limits? Join Fit the Mould's residential camp near London - train with industry pros, master daily classes, create original choreography and perform in a final showcase; applications judged on ability, not age.

Choose an English-language camp at Worth, Oundle or Uppingham, with residential and weekday options across strands from Artists to Footballers. Residential courses include accommodation, excursions, meals and snacks, plus airport transfers from selected airports and international train stations.

Explore work experience through placements for 16-18-year-olds at local offices across the UK. Pick the programme that fits your area and apply with a short explanation of why you’re interested; locations include Birmingham, Bristol and Leeds.

Deliver Awareness to Action sessions in your local community, in person or online, using ready-made resources to help people understand sight loss. You could connect with community leaders, businesses and local groups - and get induction, training and a toolkit.

Spend around one hour a week having supportive phone conversations with visually impaired people matched to you through shared interests. Calls are confidential, and no telephone numbers are exchanged; the organisation connects you both. Training and ongoing support are provided.

Explore five interactive modules where geographers use mapping technologies, analyse data and tackle real-world tasks on natural hazards, city planning and resource security. Work at your own pace, hear pre-recorded industry talks and earn a completion certificate.

Observe classes, meet staff tutors and current students, and get a first-hand feel for drama-school life at an in-person open event. Free virtual panels let you ask staff and students questions; in-person visitors get a free bus from Oxford city centre or Oxford Parkway.

Develop and deliver marketing campaigns, write press releases, support media outreach and manage social channels. You’ll create content, update the website and photograph events, with flexible on-site or remote volunteering, free refreshments and expenses covered.

Create original 2D art inspired by wild mammals from the British Isles, then submit it online in categories spanning portraits, artivism and mammal stories like zines or short comics. Judges pick category winners and one overall winner; AI-generated and copied work aren’t allowed.

Hear academics debate how AI, robotics, nanotechnology and quantum computing can drive positive change while limiting harm. Explore the social, economic and political choices shaping how these technologies are developed, deployed and governed; attend on campus or register to watch on LSE Live.

A Zoom webinar breaks down the Cambridge application process and what studying there involves, then gives practical guidance on next steps. Students in Year 11, Year 12 and equivalent year groups worldwide can join remotely from wherever they’re based.