Neurodiversity Trainer

Location: Remote (UK-based essential) - there may be the option to conduct in person sessions but this will be discussed further if the opportunity arises. Reports to: Neurodiversity Training Coordinator Commitment: Flexible, sessional (details negotiable) Role: Volunteer position Purpose: To deliver high-quality, engaging, and accessible Neurodiversity Training sessions to a range of audiences, promoting understanding, inclusion, and best practice in line with AuDHD UK’s values. All sessions will include a Q&A session throughout or at the end so a good understanding of neurodivergence (especially Autism and ADHD) in adults is essential. Key Responsibilities Training Delivery Facilitate Neurodiversity Training sessions (online or in-person), adapting content and delivery style to suit different audiences. Use lived experience, professional knowledge, and evidence-based approaches to enhance participant learning and engagement. Ensure all training content is accurate, up-to-date, and reflects current best practice. Session Preparation Review and prepare training materials in advance of each session. Liaise with the Training Coordinator to confirm session logistics and participant needs. Tailor session content as required for specific client groups or settings. Feedback & Continuous Improvement Collect and respond to participant feedback to continually improve delivery. Participate in debriefs and reflective practice with the Training Coordinator, other trainers, and volunteers. Suggest updates or new topics for the training programme based on emerging trends and feedback. Safeguarding & Professionalism Adhere to AuDHD UK’s safeguarding, confidentiality, and data protection policies at all times. Escalate any concerns or incidents to the Training Coordinator or Designated Safeguarding Lead. Essential Skills & Attributes Experience in delivering training, workshops, or group facilitation (neurodiversity or related topics preferred). Strong communication and presentation skills. Ability to engage diverse audiences and adapt content as needed. Professionalism, reliability, and commitment to high standards. A good understanding of Neurodivergence, mental health and late-diagnosis of neurodivergence and creating a positive, neuro-affirmative workplace. Lived experience of AuDHD or neurodivergence (highly desirable). Time Commitment Estimate 1-6 hours/session (including preparation and delivery), approx. one session per month. Mission Alignment Requirements All applicants must demonstrate: Understanding of AuDHD UK’s core purpose. Commitment to volunteer-led service delivery. Adherence to safeguarding and ethical guidelines.