Britain’s former Prime Minister David Cameron on Wednesday disclosed that he will take up an unpaid role at the National Citizens Service Trust, as part of his plans to create a “Big Society”.
The 50-year-old former Conservative Party leader, who recently resigned from the Hosue of Commons, will lead an expansion of the UK’s National Citizen Service (NCS) for teenagers, an initiative he had launched during his time in Downing Street as part of his plans to create a “Big Society”.
The NCS aims to prepare teenagers for work through team-building activities and community projects.
Cameron will take over as chairman of NCS Patrons with the aim of making the scheme available to all teenagers.