Durham Cathedral
Learning & Engagement Administrator

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Role Description
This role will include supporting the management of the booking process for all learning and engagement visits from first contact to invoicing; maintaining databases and other data management systems in line with Durham Cathedral policies; corresponding with external stakeholders including schools and organised learning groups and supporting the maintenance of learning and engagement resources.
Requirements
- Highly motivated
- Excellent people, communication, and administration skills
- Ability to work annualised hours as described in the working pattern above
About Durham Cathedral
Durham Cathedral is a vibrant place of worship, serving the people of Durham, the wider North East, and visitors from around the world. As part of the Durham World Heritage Site, the Cathedral combines a rich history with a thriving future, offering an exceptional working environment where every role contributes to our mission, community, and continued success.
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Application Details
- Closing date for receipt of completed application form: Monday 5 October 2026
- Interview date: Thursday 15 and Friday 16 October 2026 at Durham Cathedral
Contract Details
- Contract: An annualised hours contract for a fixed term of 12 months from the post-holder’s start date
- Salary: £13.04 per hour
- Hours: An annualised hours contract of 13.50 hours per week, 702 hours per year.
Working Pattern
- School term time – 39 weeks, 15 hours per week: working 3 hours, 5 days per week (585 hours)
- School holidays – 13 weeks, 9 hours per week: working 3 hours, 3 days per week (117 hours)
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