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£38,428 pa (FTE £44,000 pa) 2 Campuses £41,921 pa (FTE £48,000 pa) 3 Campuses Term time (41 weeks) Bradford/Halifax – multi-site (2-3 campuses) Do you believe education should unlock creativity, confidence and opportunity for every young person? Do you have experience of supporting neurodivergent learners and students with SEND and EHCPs to thrive? At Pinc College, we’re building something different — and we’re looking for a passionate and experienced educational leader to join us as our Head of Programmes and help shape the next chapter of our journey. About Pinc Pinc is an Independent Specialist College offering an inspiring and impactful approach to education and pathways into employment for neurodivergent young people, aged 16-24 years. Through creative study programmes based in galleries, museums and cultural venues across England and Wales, we help students develop confidence, skills and pathways into further education, higher education and meaningful careers. Our approach combines personalised learning, creativity, wellbeing and employability in environments designed to inspire ambition and possibility. This opportunity is available across a number of Pinc College campuses and creative learning environments, including locations in London, Greater Manchester, Bradford/Halifax, Birmingham, Wales and Cheshire/Staffordshire. Each campus is embedded within inspiring cultural and heritage settings that reflect the creativity, innovation and inclusivity at the heart of our approach. As our Head of Programmes, you’ll provide strategic and operational leadership for Pinc College’s Post-16 study programmes, ensuring that all programmes deliver high quality teaching, inclusive practice, strong student outcomes and full compliance with DfE funding rules, Ofsted requirements and SEND legislation. You’ll lead on High quality teaching, learning and inclusive practice Curriculum leadership and programme development Safeguarding and student wellbeing SEND coordination and student support Quality assurance and compliance Student outcomes, progression and destination pathways You will also play a key role in strengthening partnerships with families, cultural organisations and external stakeholders, helping to shape a truly ambitious future for our students and our organisation. So, what else are we looking for? Experience of working with students with SEND and EHCPs. Experience in post-16 education or specialist provision. Experience leading or supporting educational teams. Ideally, experience in creative education and/or the heritage and cultural sector. Understanding of the Ofsted Inspection Framework, ideally with involvement in inspections. Knowledge of leading on Safeguarding, and of inclusive teaching learning strategies. Demonstrable ability to build strong stakeholder partnerships. Proven effective performance management. Good team leadership, decision-making and problem-solving skills. Good ICT skills, including use of Student Management Information Systems. Our Campus clusters are as follows: Leeds Museum & Leeds Art Gallery (Leeds), Cartwright Hall & Dean Clough (Bradford & Halifax), Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery & Aston Hall (Birmingham), Touchstones, Salford Art Gallery, Bolton Museum (Greater Manchester), Manchester Museum, 22 Lever St, Manchester Craft & Design Centre (Central Manchester), Heritage Centre, The Potteries & Middleport (Macclesfield & Stoke), National Museum (Cardiff), Design Museum (London). To apply for this position, please send your CV via this advert. Once received, we will email you an application form for completion. Closing date: 5th July 2026

37.5 hours a week, 9am-5pm Term time (39 weeks) Bradford/Halifax This role is being advertised as Careers Advisor, but internally your job title will be Job Coach. Do you believe that meaningful work experience can transform a young person’s confidence, independence and future? Are you passionate about supporting neurodivergent learners with SEND to develop employability skills and take confident steps towards employment, volunteering or further study? At Pinc College, we are creating pathways that connect education to real-world opportunity — and we are looking for dedicated Careers Advisors to help our learners thrive beyond the classroom. About Pinc Pinc is an Independent Specialist College offering an inspiring and impactful approach to education and pathways into employment for neurodivergent young people, aged 16-24 years. Through creative study programmes based in galleries, museums and cultural venues across England and Wales, we help students develop confidence, skills and pathways into further education, higher education and meaningful careers. Our approach combines personalised learning, creativity, wellbeing and employability in environments designed to inspire ambition and possibility. As a Careers Advisor, you will play a vital role in supporting learners to access and succeed in meaningful work experience and employer-led learning opportunities. Working across campus and employer sites, you will provide tailored coaching and support to help students build confidence, independence and employability skills in real-world settings. So, what else are we looking for? Experience of working in Further Education and/or specialist provision with students with SEND Experience supporting neurodiverse learners and students with SEND and EHCPs Experience building and maintaining employer or business relationships Strong communication, interpersonal and relationship-building skills Good organisational skills with strong attention to detail Ability to problem-solve and support learners in real-world environments Confidence using IT systems and Microsoft Office tools A professional, proactive and flexible approach to work Our Campus clusters are as follows: Leeds Museum & Leeds Art Gallery (Leeds), Cartwright Hall & Dean Clough (Bradford & Halifax), Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery & Aston Hall (Birmingham), Touchstones, Salford Art Gallery, Bolton Museum (Greater Manchester), Manchester Museum, 22 Lever St, Manchester Craft & Design Centre (Central Manchester), Heritage Centre, The Potteries & Middleport (Macclesfield & Stoke), National Museum (Cardiff), Design Museum (London). To apply for this position, please send your CV via this advert. Once received, we will email you an application form for completion. Closing date: 5th July 2026

Term time (39 weeks) This role is being advertised as Education Support Officer, but internally your job title will be Programmes Support. Do you believe every young person deserves the right support, environment and encouragement to thrive? Are you passionate about working with neurodivergent learners with SEND and EHCPs, helping them build confidence, independence and positive futures? At Pinc College, we are creating inclusive, creative and supportive learning environments where every student is valued — and we are looking for dedicated Education Support professionals to help us deliver that vision every day. About Pinc Pinc is an Independent Specialist College offering an inspiring and impactful approach to education and pathways into employment for neurodivergent young people, aged 16-24 years. Through creative study programmes based in galleries, museums and cultural venues across England and Wales, we help students develop confidence, skills and pathways into further education, higher education and meaningful careers. Our approach combines personalised learning, creativity, wellbeing and employability in environments designed to inspire ambition and possibility. We are recruiting Programmes Support roles across several Pinc College campuses and creative learning environments, including London, Rochdale, Halifax, Bradford, Manchester and Birmingham. As Education Support Officer, you will play a vital role in the day-to-day running of a Pinc College campus, working closely with teachers, the Assistant Head of Programmes and the Head of Programmes to ensure students receive outstanding support. You will help create a safe, structured and inclusive learning environment where students can access learning, regulate emotions and make meaningful progress towards their goals. So, what else are we looking for? Experience supporting young people with SEND in education, youth work or similar settings Strong interpersonal skills with patience, empathy and resilience Good communication and organisational skills Ability to follow direction while working independently when required A positive, collaborative approach to team working Understanding of safeguarding responsibilities * Confidence using basic IT systems and Microsoft Office tools Our Campus clusters are as follows: Leeds Museum & Leeds Art Gallery (Leeds), Cartwright Hall & Dean Clough (Bradford & Halifax), Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery & Aston Hall (Birmingham), Touchstones, Salford Art Gallery, Bolton Museum (Greater Manchester), Manchester Museum, 22 Lever St, Manchester Craft & Design Centre (Central Manchester), Heritage Centre, The Potteries & Middleport (Macclesfield & Stoke), National Museum (Cardiff), Design Museum (London). To apply for this position, please send your CV via this advert. Once received, we will email you an application form for completion. Closing date: 5th July 2026