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What does being a trainer involved?
Wikimedia UK trainers help to organise and deliver engaging workshops on topics such as how to edit Wikipedia. The audience often comprises of members of the public or staff at a partner organisation, and the workshops support our overall programme.
Our materials for trainers include session plans, materials, advice on training methods and details of past events.
We have an ongoing Training the Trainers programme for our volunteers. It's not compulsory to be an accredited trainer to train at Wikimedia UK events, but it does improve your skills. Any upcoming events will be listed on the events calendar. If you are interested in future Train the Trainers workshop, or helping train people at events please email info
wikimedia.org.uk
The August 2014 workshop
Attendees at the 2016 Training for Trainers workshop
One of Wikimedia UK's editathons in full swing
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