Keen to care for our incredible Australian environment?
Excited to make friendships for life?
Passionate about making a difference?
If this sounds like you, you’re a perfect fit for NYLC!
Inspired by the incredible life and environmental legacy of Dr. Jane Goodall, the Roots & Shoots National Youth Leadership Council (NYLC) is a leadership experience for young change champions.
What is the NYLC?
Our National Youth Leadership Council are a passionate group of Australian young leaders who care deeply for animals, people and our shared environment. Members passionately share Dr. Jane’s message and act as the youth voice for Jane Goodall’s Roots & Shoots Australia. The immersive 9-month experience features a blend of in-person and online sessions. We meet two to three times each month for mentoring sessions with environmental leaders and relaxed catch-ups with members living near you.
How will I benefit?
This free leadership experience will equip you to:
- Learn to share world-changing ideas in creative, innovative ways
- Create friendships for life by connecting with like-minded peers across the world
- Connect with environmental leaders and explore their diverse careers
- Share by Jane’s message and inspire family and friends with hope!
How can I apply?
To apply, simply complete the application form or click here. Apply by 28 November 11:59pm.
When will I hear back from you?
You can expect to hear back from our friendly NYLC team in early December to confirm if you have received an interview.
Who can apply?
Any Australian youth aged 16-24 who are excited to care for animals, people and the environment and keen to drive positive change.
Do I need a degree or experience to apply?
We value passion to care for animals, people and the environment, so there are no requirements besides age. However, if you have experience caring for the environment or are studying in a relevant area, this is a great chance to apply your learning!
Applications close 28 November 11:59pm.
JGIA acknowledges the Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples of this nation. We acknowledge the traditional custodians of the lands and pay our respects to ancestors and Elders, past and present.