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DiversITy-talent

Programme and Delivery Associate

Telford
£25k – £30k/yr
Posted about 13 hours ago
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Programme and Delivery Associate (Entry Level) for DiversITy-Talent (DVITT)

Entry level — full training and support provided, with a clear path to grow within the organisation

Reports To

Jeremy Blain, Co-Founder & Chief Operating Officer, DiversITy-Talent

Location

Telford / West Midlands, with home-office working

Pay

£25,000 to £30,000 dependent on experience

About the Role

This is an entry-level opportunity to join DiversITy-Talent (DVITT) and help run a programme that supports schools, colleges, community groups and businesses. You'll help plan and deliver sessions, keep track of progress, and support the wider team — all while learning directly from experienced leaders.

No prior experience running a programme is required. We're looking for someone organised, enthusiastic and keen to learn, who will grow into the role with structured support from our Co-Founder, Jeremy Blain, and our CEO, Anna Somaiya. There is genuine potential to progress into a more senior programme or leadership role as you build experience with us.

You must be a self-motivated individual, demonstrating strong action-oriented initiative from the start. You also must have strong interpersonal communication skills, including being comfortable presenting in front of groups.

What You'll Be Doing

Running Programme Sessions

  • Help plan, prepare and deliver DVITT sessions in schools, colleges, partner offices and community locations.
  • Support extra sessions at other sites when needed.
  • Help keep learners engaged and attending regularly.
  • Make sure every session runs to a consistent, high standard, wherever it takes place.
  • Take ownership for the above through demonstrating initiative, action-orientation and strong interpersonal communication skills (Internally and with our partners and participants).

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Supporting our Telford Expansion

  • Support in planning out the programme for the 2026–27 year.
  • Support Anna and Jeremy with new ideas, funding activity and programme improvements.
  • Take part in meetings, events and funding presentations, sharing your insights.

Keeping People in the Loop

  • Be the day-to-day point of contact for partners and internal teams — helping plan, communicate and solve problems as they come up.
  • Track shared goals (Key Performance Indicators - KPIs) with partners and report on progress monthly.
  • Join weekly team meetings to stay aligned with the wider facilitator team.
  • Help make sure sponsors feel informed and involved, including opportunities to get hands-on through mentoring.
  • Support PR and visibility opportunities for our partners.

Looking After Our Materials

  • Suggest improvements to workbooks, guides and learner materials (with approval from the team).
  • Help keep the website updated each month with new photos, videos and news.
  • Keep our shared Google Drive organised, accurate and easy for the team to use.

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Reporting and Tracking Progress

  • Build and update a simple monthly dashboard (internal and funding-partner specific)
  • Write clear monthly reports for sponsors and funders, showing progress and results.

The report will show how the programme is progressing across schools, colleges and communities in Telford / West Midlands especially.

  • Help pull together the end-of-year consolidated report summarising the year's results.

Working with the Facilitator Team

  • Join weekly catchups with the facilitator team, led by Jeremy and with peers as and when.
  • Gather updates and insights from facilitators for reporting.
  • Offer support and help solve problems for facilitators.
  • Help keep delivery quality consistent across every location.

Growth & Development

This role is designed as a launchpad. You'll receive hands-on mentoring from Jeremy and Anna, alongside other members of the team. You will get exposure to real strategic decision-making, and the chance to build skills across programme management, stakeholder engagement, facilitation and presentation, reporting and content creation. As you grow in confidence and capability, there is a clear route to take on more responsibility and progress within a fast-growing organisation.

You must be a self-starter and be prepared to take strong action-oriented initiative, demonstrating strong interpersonal communication skills and taking ownership for your deliverables.

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Skills

Programme Management
Stakeholder Engagement
Facilitation
Presentation Skills
Reporting
Content Creation
Interpersonal Communication
Organization
Initiative
KPI Tracking
Public Speaking
Administrative Support

Location

Telford, England, United Kingdom

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