Richmond Foundation offers the opportunity to become a Certified Mental Health First Aid Instructor. In this role, you’ll empower others with knowledge about mental health, help break down stigma, and inspire positive change – all while building valuable skills and experience in the field.
Become A Mental Health First Aid Instructor
Why Should I Become an Instructor?
Make a Real Impact
Empower others with vital knowledge and tools to support individuals going
through a mental health crisis and to promote early intervention.
Gain Specialised Skills
Learn evidence-based practices to effectively teach diverse audiences,
from corporate teams to community groups and health care professionals.
Be Part of Change
Help reduce stigma and promote mental wellbeing in workplaces, schools, and
communities.
Eligibility
Applicants must be able to demonstrate that they meet the following selection criteria:
- Bachelor’s degree in social sciences and/or education
Selection
- Applicants who are accredited with a Standard or Youth Mental Health First Aider will be given preference
- Applicants who have knowledge of mental health problems, their treatments and support services will be given preference
- Applicants who have professional experience supporting people with mental illnesses will be given preference
- Group facilitation, communication and interpersonal skills will be assessed through the interview selection process
Application Process
Interested individuals are invited to submit a motivational letter along with an updated CV to hr@richmond.org.mt. Please note that Richmond Foundation reserves the right to decline any application at its sole discretion.
All short-listed applicants will be able to attend the Mental Health First Aid Instructor Training Course.
