Apprentify Group
Inclusion Coach

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Who We Are
Apprentify Group is a portfolio of six companies, each with its own culture, personality, and people. Across the group, we support around 10,000 learners a year and we know that behind every single one of those numbers is a person who might need a bit more than the standard programme to get there.
We need someone ready to champion inclusive learning and ensure every learner, regardless of barriers, has the support they need to succeed.
The Quick Facts
- Location: Remote-first (occasional travel)
- Contract: Full-time, permanent
- Start: Immediate or near-term
- DBS check required: For all candidates
- Scope: Supporting learners across apprenticeships in digital, data, AI, cyber, and tech
The Real Work
- Most of your time is spent working directly with learners, assessing needs, building personalised support plans, and delivering 1:1 or small group interventions that drive real progress.
- You’ll be working across multiple learners, needs, and priorities in a fast-scaling environment. It moves fast, but the pace here is about depth, not just speed.
The Environment
- We work remote-first. You won't be micromanaged, but you will be expected to own learner support outcomes end-to-end.
- Apprentify is a scale-up; processes are still being built and things evolve quickly. The people who thrive here see that as an opportunity, not a problem.
Team & Culture
- You'll join the Quality team, working closely with coaches, trainers, and delivery teams across the business.
- Reports to: Inclusion Manager
- How we work: Clear expectations, genuine ownership of how you deliver against them.
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The Honest Hard Bit
- This role comes with a high level of responsibility across multiple learners, each with different needs. There’s admin, documentation, and constant prioritisation alongside delivery. In a scale-up environment, things shift and you’ll need to stay organised while adapting quickly.
Is This For You?
✔ You care deeply about inclusive learning and learner success ✔ You’re confident supporting learners with additional needs or barriers ✔ You can balance empathy with structure and outcomes ✔ You collaborate well with others to embed support into delivery ✔ You're comfortable operating in a startup environment, ambiguity included
This is NOT for you if:
✘ You need a step-by-step guide for every task
✘ You prefer slow, predictable work
✘ You’re uncomfortable managing multiple learners and priorities
✘ You prefer working in isolation rather than collaborating
✘ You need a fully structured corporate environment to do your best work
What You Bring
- Experience supporting learners with additional learning needs, disabilities, or challenging behaviours
- Strong knowledge of inclusive learning strategies and interventions
- Experience within apprenticeships, FE, or education/training environments
- Strong organisational and time management skills
- Excellent communication and collaboration skills
Nice to have: Relevant SEND/ALN qualification, experience designing tailored learning resources, and experience supporting remote learners
What We Offer
- Competitive salary
- 25 days annual leave (plus bank holidays), increasing with length of service
- Private medical insurance
- Birthday Leave + Volunteer Day
- Hybrid working with regular collaboration days in our Wilmslow HQ
- Ongoing professional development and leadership support
- Enhanced family leave policies
- Access to mental health and wellbeing support
- Benefits portal with access to 700+ deals
- Regular company-wide events and team socials


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The Interview Process
- Recruiter call: Introductory call to discuss the role and your experience further to check there is alignment
- Stage 1 Interview (1 hour 45 min): A mini task, questions, and role-play will be sent in advance to candidates invited to interview. Interviews to take place on 10th September 2026.
- Stage 2 Interview: Final Interview (Meet with the Head of Quality)
At Apprentify, we are committed to creating a diverse and inclusive workforce that reflects the communities we serve. We welcome and encourage applications from people of all backgrounds, particularly those who are currently underrepresented in our workforce. We value different perspectives, lived experiences, and ways of thinking and we recognise the positive impact they have on our learners, our culture, and our organisation.
We are dedicated to removing barriers in our recruitment process and will provide reasonable adjustments where needed to ensure all candidates have a fair opportunity to succeed.
If you have any questions about the application process or would like to discuss reasonable adjustments, please get in touch with us – we’re here to support you.
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