Banana Moon Day Nurseries
Training & Development Officer

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Salary: £40,000–£42,000
Location: Hybrid / Field-Based
Schedule: Full-Time | Monday–Friday
Travel: Travel to assigned Banana Moon nurseries, with mileage reimbursed in line with company policy
About Banana Moon Day Nurseries
Banana Moon Day Nurseries is looking for an Early Years Training & Development Officer to create and deliver practical, engaging learning across our growing nursery network. You will work with Nursery Managers, franchisees and nursery teams to turn operational needs, Early Years best practice and compliance insights into learning that makes a difference. Delivery will be a blend of virtual training, group learning and onsite coaching, so you’ll need to be equally confident facilitating a session online and supporting a team within a nursery.
There will also be occasional travel to the Banana Moon Franchise Support Office in Warwick and, periodically, other locations across the network. Some overnight stays may be required.
Responsibilities
- Design and deliver engaging face-to-face, virtual and onsite training for nursery teams.
- Turn identified development needs, compliance themes and operational trends into practical learning solutions.
- Support the delivery and continued development of the Banana Moon Early Learning Development Programme, curriculum initiatives and future learning frameworks.
- Lead induction and onboarding support for new Nursery Managers in partnership with franchisees.
- Coach Nursery Managers and teams to strengthen capability, confidence and Early Years practice.
- Develop practical training materials, guides, resources and learning tools.
- Monitor participation and effectiveness and provide follow-up coaching where additional support is needed.
- Partner with the Compliance team to address recurring development needs and support inspection readiness.
- Stay current with EYFS requirements, regulatory expectations and adult learning best practice.
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Requirements
- Level 3 or above Early Years qualification.
- A recognised adult learning, teaching or training qualification, such as the Level 3 Award in Education and Training (AET), or equivalent.
- Demonstrable experience designing and delivering training to adults.
- Strong, current knowledge of the EYFS and Early Years regulatory expectations.
- Experience delivering both face-to-face and virtual learning.
- Confidence coaching, influencing and constructively challenging Nursery Managers and teams.
- Strong facilitation, presentation and communication skills.
- Ability to translate complex information into practical, easy-to-use learning.
- Full UK driving licence and willingness to travel throughout your assigned nursery region.
- Experience supporting a multi-site Early Years organisation, developing structured learning programmes or supporting nursery improvement and inspection readiness would be an advantage.


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Why Join Banana Moon?
You’ll join a growing Early Years organisation where learning and development has a direct impact on the quality of practice across our nursery network. You’ll have the opportunity to work closely with nursery teams, influence how learning is delivered, and see the results of your work in real settings.
If you’re an Early Years professional with proven training experience and the qualifications to deliver high-quality adult learning, we’d love to hear from you.
Benefits
- £40,000–£42,000 salary
- 38 days as part of Annual leave program inclusive of Bank Holidays and Wellbeing days
- Car allowance included as part of role
- Auto-enrolment pension scheme
- Childcare fee discount at Banana Moon and TLE centres
- Genuine career development opportunity as the UK business grows
- A collaborative, people-first culture with strong US and UK leadership support
Apply today and help us build capability, confidence, and exceptional Early Years practice across the Banana Moon network.
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