Teen Program Producers
Seeking library volunteers ages 13 - 18
Want to help shape what happens at your library?
As part of our Teen Creatives team, you’ll work with other young people to plan and run events, workshops and activities for the community. From idea to delivery, this is your chance to create programs that reflect what teens actually want to see.
You might host events, MC guest speakers, run your own workshop, or help bring bigger ideas to life, from teen-only takeover nights to creative, tech or science-based sessions.
Submit an Expression of Interest (EOI)
What it’s like
The team meets regularly across the year to plan and collaborate, with a minimum commitment of 50 volunteer hours. Meetings are held twice a month, and you’ll also be involved in delivering the events you help create.
It’s flexible, social, and a great way to build real skills in event planning, leadership and teamwork.
Download the Volunteer Position Description Booklet (PDF)(PDF, 728KB)
Full role description
Location: Woollahra Library at Double Bay
Commitment: Minimum 50 hours per year, including twice monthly planning meetings and participation in events you help create.
About the role: Under the guidance of the Youth Programs Officer, you’ll collaborate with other Teen Creatives to design and deliver programs for young people aged 13–18. This includes developing ideas, shaping activities, and helping ensure programs reflect youth interests and perspectives.
What you'll do:
- Attend regular planning meetings and contribute ideas
- Co-create and deliver events, workshops and activities
- MC or host sessions and introduce guest presenters
- Assist with planning, materials and promotion
- Suggest guest speakers, facilitators or program ideas
- Provide feedback on library programs from a youth perspective
- Support and mentor newer team members
Examples of programs you might help create:
- Teen-only takeover events with interactive activities and guest speakers
- Creative or tech workshops such as Canva, coding or design
- Peer-led sessions where teens teach their own skills
- Pop-up science, puzzles or hands-on activities
What you'll bring:
- Strong communication and teamwork skills
- Creativity and enthusiasm for working with others
- Reliability and commitment to meetings and events
- Respect for different ideas and perspectives
What you'll gain:
- Volunteer hours for school or Duke of Edinburgh
- Experience in event planning and program development
- Skills in leadership, teamwork and communication
- Training, mentorship and a reference upon request