Askham Bryan College
Course Manager β King's Trust Team Programme

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π Course Manager β King's Trust Team Programme π
π Harehills
π Full-time position
π· Β£28,360 β Β£30,863 per year (SP22βSP25)
π Full driving licence and access to a vehicle preferred
Are you passionate about helping young people build confidence, gain new skills and move towards brighter futures?
We're looking for a Course Manager to lead our King's Trust Team Programme, supporting young people aged 16β25 through inspiring learning experiences, community projects, work placements and personal development activities.
What you'll be doing π
- Leading and delivering the King's Trust Team Programme
- Supporting learners in classrooms, community projects, employer visits and residential experiences
- Helping young people overcome barriers and achieve their goals
- Building relationships with employers, schools and community partners
- Managing recruitment, enrolment and learner progress
- Ensuring a high-quality learning experience for every student
- Supporting work placements, career development and progression opportunities
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We're looking for someone who has π‘
- Experience working with young people, especially those who may be vulnerable, disadvantaged or disengaged from education
- Knowledge of employability, youth work or personal development programmes
- Strong communication and relationship-building skills
- A positive, learner-focused approach
- The ability to motivate, inspire and support others
- A teaching qualification (or relevant experience and willingness to develop)
- Flexibility to support occasional evening, weekend and residential activities


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Why join us? π±
At Askham Bryan College, you'll have the opportunity to make a real difference every day. You'll help young people develop confidence, skills and ambitions while working as part of a supportive team committed to student success.
If you're organised, enthusiastic and passionate about changing lives through learning, we'd love to hear from you.
π© Apply today and help young people unlock their potential.
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