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HR ER Officer \n\n • Hourly Rate: £18.84 PAYE\n, • Location: Hybrid Working (3 days office-based, 2 days remote after training)\n, • Job Type: Full-time, Temporary Contract\n\n We are seeking an experienced HR ER Officer to provide practical and professional employee relations support to managers across a range of HR matters. This role offers a hybrid working arrangement, allowing flexibility once fully trained. \n Day-to-day of the role: \n\n • Manage a varied caseload of employee relations issues, including disciplinary, grievance, sickness absence, capability, probation, and conduct matters.\n, • Provide timely and accurate HR advice to managers, ensuring compliance with employment legislation, policies, and procedures.\n, • Support managers throughout the full case management process, including preparing documentation, correspondence, and reports.\n, • Attend formal meetings and hearings to provide procedural guidance and HR advice.\n, • Interpret and apply HR policies consistently and fairly.\n, • Advise on terms and conditions of employment and general workforce-related queries.\n, • Maintain accurate case records and utilise HR systems to support case management and reporting.\n, • Build effective working relationships with managers, employees, and employee representatives.\n, • Ensure all casework is handled confidentially and in accordance with data protection requirements.\n\n Required Skills & Qualifications: \n\n • Proven experience of managing a broad range of complex employee relations casework.\n, • Strong working knowledge of employment law and HR best practice.\n, • Ability to provide clear, pragmatic, and solution-focused advice to managers.\n, • Excellent written and verbal communication skills.\n, • Strong organisational skills and the ability to manage competing priorities.\n, • Experience of drafting HR correspondence and reports.\n, • Competent user of Microsoft Office and HR information systems.\n, • Ability to work independently and exercise sound professional judgement.\n, • CIPD Level 5 qualification (or equivalent experience).\n\n Benefits: \n\n • Access to a dedicated consultant for ongoing support.\n, • Secure, user-friendly online system for timesheet management.\n, • Self-service portal for holiday requests, payslips, and employment documents.\n, • Access to free training, discount clubs, healthcare options, and reward schemes.\n, • Inclusion in pension schemes, paid holiday arrangements, and maternity benefits.\n, • Opportunities to work with a range of leading UK employers across the public and private sectors.\n\n To apply for this HR ER Officer position, please submit your CV and detailing your relevant experience and why you are interested in this opportunity. \n

HR Casework Officer \n\n • Working Arrangement: Hybrid (3 days in office, 2 days at home after training)\n, • Organisation: Bolton Council\n, • Pay Rate: £18.43 per hour\n, • Contract: Initial 6-months\n\n Bolton Council are seeking an experienced HR Casework Officer to provide practical and professional employee relations support to managers across a range of HR matters. This role is ideal for someone who can manage a varied caseload effectively and provide confident advice to ensure compliance and resolution of employee relations issues. \n Day-to-day of the role: \n\n • Manage a varied caseload of employee relations issues, including disciplinary, grievance, sickness absence, capability, probation, and conduct matters.\n, • Provide timely and accurate HR advice to managers, ensuring compliance with employment legislation, policies, and procedures.\n, • Support managers throughout the full case management process, including preparing documentation, correspondence, and reports.\n, • Attend formal meetings and hearings to provide procedural guidance and HR advice.\n, • Interpret and apply HR policies consistently and fairly.\n, • Advise on terms and conditions of employment and general workforce-related queries.\n, • Maintain accurate case records and utilise HR systems to support case management and reporting.\n, • Build effective working relationships with managers, employees, and trade union representatives.\n, • Ensure all casework is handled confidentially and in accordance with data protection requirements.\n\n Required Skills & Qualifications: \n\n • Proven experience of managing a broad range of complex employee relations casework.\n, • Strong working knowledge of employment law and HR best practices.\n, • Ability to provide clear, pragmatic, and solution-focused advice to managers.\n, • Excellent written and verbal communication skills.\n, • Strong organisational skills and the ability to manage competing priorities.\n, • Experience of drafting HR correspondence and reports.\n, • Competent user of Microsoft Office and HR information systems.\n, • Ability to work independently and exercise sound professional judgement.\n, • CIPD Level 5 qualification (or equivalent experience).\n\n \n To apply for the HR Casework Officer position, please submit your CV and a Reed Consultant will be in touch to discuss next steps. \n

Employability Officer/Tutor - Construction Programmes \n Location: Bolton, Bury & Manchester Contract: Full-Time | 39 Hours per Week Salary: £28,000 per annum Learners: Young People | Employability Programmes \n Job Overview \n We are recruiting a dedicated and motivated Employability Officer/Tutor to support young people across construction-focused employability programmes in Bolton, Bury, and Manchester. \n The successful candidate will play a key role in supporting approximately 30 young people, helping them develop employability skills, access work experience opportunities, and progress towards their future careers within the construction industry. \n This is a varied role combining employability teaching, learner support, recruitment, administration, attendance monitoring, and employer engagement. You will act as the main point of contact for learners throughout their programme, ensuring they receive the guidance and support needed to achieve positive outcomes. \n Key Responsibilities \n\n • Deliver engaging and supportive employability lessons to young people\n, • Recruit young people onto construction-focused employability programmes\n, • Complete all learner paperwork and documentation accurately and within required timescales\n, • Act as the main point of contact for approximately 30 learners\n, • Provide ongoing guidance, encouragement, and pastoral support to learners\n, • Work with employers to identify and secure suitable work experience placements\n, • Coordinate work experience opportunities and ensure appropriate arrangements are in place\n, • Monitor and manage learner attendance\n, • Track learner engagement, progress, and outcomes\n, • Maintain accurate and up-to-date records of learner activities and achievements\n, • Support learners in developing their employability skills and preparing for employment\n, • Build positive relationships with learners, employers, and other stakeholders\n, • Work across different locations throughout the Greater Manchester area\n, • Contribute to the successful delivery and development of employability programmes\n\n Requirements \n\n • Previous experience working with young people - essential\n, • Experience recruiting young people onto training, employability, or education programmes\n, • Experience delivering employability training, lessons, or workshops\n, • Strong organisational and administrative skills\n, • Excellent attention to detail when completing paperwork and maintaining records\n, • Experience coordinating or arranging work experience placements\n, • Strong communication and interpersonal skills\n, • Ability to build positive and supportive relationships with young people\n, • Ability to monitor attendance, engagement, and learner progress\n, • Ability to work independently and as part of a wider team\n, • A proactive, flexible, and solution-focused approach\n, • Full driving licence and access to a car, with willingness to travel across Greater Manchester\n\n What's on Offer \n\n • £28,000 per annum\n, • Full-time position, 39 hours per week\n, • Varied role working across Bolton, Bury, and Manchester\n, • Opportunity to work with young people and support their progression into employment\n, • Supportive and dynamic working environment\n, • Opportunity to build strong relationships with employers across the construction sector\n, • The chance to make a meaningful difference to young people's career development and future employment opportunities\n\n APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR VERITAS EDUCATION \n\n • All applications are subject to an Enhanced DBS Disclosure, professional reference checks, Overseas Police Clearances (if applicable) in line with our stringent safeguarding policy\n, • Your CV must cover the last 10 years of employment history where possible and all employment breaks must be explained\n, • You must have legal right to work in the UK\n, • You must be willing to attend a registration interview\n\n Veritas Education work with a variety of schools covering a wide geographical area. We deal with teaching placements at Primary, Secondary and college level as well as support staff positions also within these. \n Disclaimer \n 'Nothing within the above advert was in any way designed or intended to discriminate on the grounds of age, gender, race, colour, religion, disability or sexual orientation. Veritas Education is an Equal opportunities employer and is proud in the knowledge that all placements are made on merit and suitability. We accept applications from all sections of the community.'

Health & Safety Placement Programme Our training will help you kick-start a new career in Health & Safety. We are recruiting for companies who are looking to employ our Health & Safety Traineeship graduates to keep up with their growth. The best part is you will not need any previous experience as full training courses will be provided. You will also have the reassurance of a job guarantee within 20 miles of your location upon completion. Whether you are working full time, part-time or unemployed, this package has the flexibility to be completed at a pace that suits you. The traineeship is completed in 4 easy steps, you can be placed into your first role in as little as 3-6 months: Step 1 - Introduction to Health & Safety You will begin by studying the Introduction to Health & Safety online course. Here you will learn about the basics of health and safety. The course is delivered online in its entirety through video tutorials, quizzes and presentations. You will be given access to your own learning portal which allows you to study from anywhere. Upon completion of the course modules, you will sit a short, multiple choice quiz. Step 2 - NEBOSH You will need to decide whether you would like to study the NEBOSH General, Construction or the Fire Safety course, depending on the path that you intend your career to follow. You will have an expert tutor on hand if required. NEBOSH as a governing body sets such high standards that it’s therefore the most sought after qualification not only in the UK, but across the globe. Becoming NEBOSH certified truly sets you apart from the rest of the field. Step 3 - Risk Assessments The third step focuses on the practical application of what you have learned during your studies. You will write a series of risk assessments that need to be up to a workplace standard. This is not only to ensure that you have retained all that you have learned, but is also a requirement to gain your NEBOSH certification. Step 4 - NEBOSH Exams The final step will be to sit the official NEBOSH exams, which we will book for you once you are ready. The exams can be sat in one of the official NEBOSH testing centres, or online. (Online only currently available for general certificate).Once your exams have been passed, you will be ready to move onto our recruitment stage and start your new career within the world of Health and Safety. Your Job Upon Completion Once you have completed all of the mandatory training and exams, we will place you into an entry level health & safety role as either a advisor, officer or coordinator, where you will be guaranteed a starting salary of £25K-£40K. We have partnered with a number of large organisations strategically located throughout the UK, providing a nationwide reach of jobs for our candidates. Responsibilities: • Maintain and manage health and safety polices, safety training and document control systems • Maintain, update and create standard operating procedures and assist in the implementation of continuous improvement safety projects • Ensure all health & safety policies, procedures, rules and regulations are adhered to, regularly reviewed, updated and communicated • Complete regular reviews of risk assessments for all work equipment and operations • Ensure that all accidents are documented, investigated and recommend improvements • Conduct safety inspections, fire drills and fire alarms are correctly reported, safety inspections, risk assessments and lone working procedures are managed, and employees are aware of their responsibilities At a one off cost of £1499, or 13 interest free monthly instalments of £130, this represents a great opportunity to start a rewarding career in health & safety and have a real career ladder to start climbing. If you are not offered a role at the end of the training we will refund 100% of your course fees. Read through the information? Passionate about starting a career in Health & Safety? Apply now and one of our friendly advisors will be in touch. ‘Please note that this is a training course and fees apply

Tenancy Sustainment Officer (Peripatetic Worker) Location : Bolton Salary : £27,085.50 per annum Job title: Peripatetic Worker A fulfilling and exciting opportunity available for a Peripatetic Worker to join our Association. The Peripatetic Worker will be based in our offices in Bolton . Adullam Homes Housing Association Ltd supports vulnerable individuals and households. We provide quality housing, deliver tailored support plans, training, education, and employment opportunities to help people achieve stable lives and realise their full potential. Purpose of the role To provide tailored person centred advice and assistance to service users to manage and sustain their tenancy in accordance with its terms and enabling them to live independently. You will be expected to contribute to the maintenance and development of the Association's values, culture and ethos. Please see the job description for more information. Adullam offers the following benefits: Salary up to £27,085.50 per annum dependent on experience for 37.5 hours , Competitive Annual Leave (25 days annual leave plus bank holidays, with an additional 2 days awarded annually for full attendance – prorated for part-time employees) Training and career advancement Discounted Goods and services Group Personal Pension Plan Access to Thrive app Access to Medicash Access to Blue Light Card Life Assurance (4x Basic annual salary from the start of employment) Multidimensional wellbeing programmes and family-friendly policies for staff Refer a friend policy We are passionate about actively encouraging applicants from all cultures, backgrounds, and identities. We are committed to treating our teams fairly and with respect, irrespective of their background, disability, or any other protected characteristic and this starts with our recruitment process. Adullam Homes Housing Association Ltd. is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people and adults accessing our services. We expect all staff, volunteers, and workers to share this commitment. The successful candidate will be subject to an Enhanced with Barred List Adult Only DBS check, scrutiny of employment history and robust references checks. Please note applicants must be authorised to work in the UK as we are unable to provide Visa sponsorships. TPBN1_UKTJ

We are seeking an experienced and motivated Training and Recruitment Officer to support the recruitment, development and ongoing performance of our driving workforce. Deliver classroom‑based training programmes, inductions and Driver CPC periodic training. You will be responsible for delivering al

Company: Bury Voluntary Community & Faith Alliance Salary: from £30,870 a year Hours: Full-time Location: Bury, BL9 0LD Working pattern: On-site Job type: Contract Posting date: 15 Sept 2026 Closing date: 27 Sept 2026 Bury VCFA is seeking a skilled, relational and community‑focused lead to strengthen connection, belonging and collaboration across communities of identity, place and experience. The role will support voluntary, community and faith sector (VCFS) organisations, local networks and partners to build trust, connection and collaborative approaches. The postholder will act as a connector, facilitator and advocate — supporting voluntary, community and faith organisations, neighbourhood networks and partners to build trust, deepen relationships and co‑design solutions to shared challenges. They will help create the conditions for belonging across Bury by enabling communities to influence decisions, participate meaningfully and work together across differences. This role is central to the design, delivery and oversight of place‑based programmes that strengthen connection, inclusion and community voice. Working closely with colleagues, the postholder will ensure that funding, capacity building and engagement activity is coordinated, equitable and rooted in lived experience. Lead Bury VCFA’s work to strengthen community connection, belonging and shared purpose across communities of place, race and faith. Build deep understanding of Bury’s communities, histories, assets and inequalities using culturally competent, asset‑based approaches. Support community‑led initiatives that bring people together, strengthen relationships and build belonging across differences. Facilitate safe, inclusive spaces for dialogue, learning and relationship‑building within and between communities. Lead and coordinate multiple funded programmes focused on connection, inclusion and belonging, ensuring activity aligns with agreed outcomes, timescales and budgets. Work closely with the Bury VCFA Grants Officer to shape programme priorities, funding criteria and outreach approaches, ensure grant programmes are accessible, inclusive and rooted in community need, support proportionate monitoring, learning and accountability for funded organisations, identify risks, delivery challenges and support needs early, and respond collaboratively. Contribute to the development of funding models that combine open grants, targeted investment and co‑produced activity, ensuring strong community ownership and impact. Hold responsibility for managing programme budgets, tracking expenditure, forecasting spend and contributing to financial monitoring and reporting. Ensure learning from funded activity informs future programme design, VCSE and faith sector development support and system influence. Build strong, trusting relationships with voluntary and community organisations, faith groups, local leaders, and statutory partners. Develop, support and facilitate relevant forums, networks or working groups that strengthen connection, belonging and inclusion. Lead the design and delivery of structured dialogue sessions that bring together communities across different identities, neighbourhoods, and lived experiences. Facilitate safe, respectful spaces where communities can share perspectives, explore differences, and build mutual understanding. Advocate for community voice and lived experience to influence policy, strategy and service design. Develop innovative engagement approaches that reach historically under represented groups and amplify seldom heard voices. Build strong, trusting relationships with statutory partners, commissioners and funders. Represent Bury VCFA and the VCSE sector at local and Greater Manchester strategic meetings where appropriate. Support faith communities and organisations to engage positively with local systems and structures. Promote understanding and collaboration between communities of different faiths, ethnicities and backgrounds. Contribute to work that addresses racism, discrimination and structural inequality through anti‑racist, intersectional and inclusive practice. Ensure that equity, inclusion and belonging are embedded across all aspects of the role. Use community insight, data and intelligence to identify emerging needs, inequalities and opportunities within communities and the wider VCSE and faith sector. Capture good practice, learning and impact from connection and belonging work. Translate qualitative insights into evidence‑based briefings for senior leaders and partners. Ensure community voices are meaningfully embedded in local decision making processes. Contribute to monitoring, evaluation and reporting requirements for funded programmes. Share learning internally to support organisational development and wider Bury VCFA work. Support VCSE and faith‑based organisations to strengthen their capacity, sustainability and impact through advice, guidance and connection to opportunities. Enable organisations to develop inclusive practice, governance, safeguarding and community accountability. Encourage collaboration between organisations working with different communities of place and identity. Champion the role of smaller, grassroots and underrepresented groups within the VCSE and faith sector. Manage projects, budgets, reporting and monitoring linked to voice, advocacy and capacity‑building programmes. Support strong internal collaboration across VCFA teams. Maintain high standards of safeguarding, equity, inclusion and data protection. Undertake administrative tasks, mandatory training and any duties appropriate to the role. Proud member of the Disability Confident employer scheme Disability Confident is a government scheme. 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GRADE F SCP 17-23 (£32,046 - £35,570) ACTUAL SALARY £14,832 - £16,464 20 HOURS PER WEEK PERMANENT Contract TERM TIME PLUS 1 WEEK - TO BE WORKED IN THE SUMMER HOLIDAYS Required 1st January 2027 The Family Inclusion Officer will work across the Trust to strengthen the relationships between families, schools, young people and the wider community, ensuring that children and families are able to access the support, resources and opportunities they need to overcome barriers to school attendance, engagement and learning. The postholders will provide targeted support to families, develop effective partnerships with community and statutory services, and work alongside school staff to ensure that appropriate support is identified and accessed at the earliest opportunity. The role will also have a strong focus on tracking, monitoring and evaluating the impact of support, ensuring that schools have a clear understanding of the progress of young people experiencing barriers to attendance, engagement or learning. The postholder will use data, casework and wider intelligence to provide school and Trust leaders with meaningful reports and insights that inform future strategy, provision and resource allocation. • Is passionate about improvising outcomes for children, young people and families., • Is able to build positive, trusting relationships with pupils, parents/carers and professionals., • Has excellent communication and interpersonal skills., • Has experience supporting vulnerable families and pupils with social, emotional or behavioural needs., • Has a strong understanding of safeguarding., • Is empathetic, resilient and able to manage sensitive situations professionally., • Is organised and able to prioritise a varied workload effectively., • Is able to work independently and as part of a pastoral/safeguarding team., • Is committed to inclusion, equality and parental engagement., • Is proactive, flexible and solution-focused approach to supporting families., • Maximise community resources and opportunities by developing strong links with local services, organisations and facilities to enhance the support available to families and young people, helping to remove barriers to school attendance, engagement and learning., • Strengthen school staff knowledge and engagement by supporting staff to identify, access and effectively utilise community services and resources, ensuring colleagues are kept informed of available support, referral pathways and emerging opportunities, • Embed consistent tracking and monitoring across schools to ensure that the progress, attendance, engagement and outcomes of young people experiencing barriers to learning ate effectively recorded, reviewed and used to inform targeted support and early intervention., • Provide meaningful insight to school and Trust leaders through regular reporting, analysis and identification of trends, highlighting key barriers, progress and areas of need to inform strategic planning, resource allocation and future approaches across the Trust., • Continuous Professional Development (CPD): Access to National College training, subject-specific CPD, leadership pathways and technical mentoring from experienced colleagues., • Career Progression: Clear pathways for growth, from early careers to leadership roles. We use a 'touchbase' informal approach to focus on professional development as well as an annual career conversation with your manager, • Wellbeing & Support: Leadership training focused on wellbeing, mental health resources, and staff networks., • Equality, Diversity & Inclusion (EDI): Commitment to fostering an inclusive workplace, with ongoing EDI training and initiatives., • Generous annual leave entitlement of 25 days for all year-round support staff. This increases to 28 days after 5 years., • A paid premium to a Healthcare Cash Plan to claim back contributions towards dental, optical and other medical costs via UK Healthcare., • 24/7 access to an Employee Assistance Programme., • Benefits and discounts via UK Healthcare. The Bishop Fraser Trust is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. This post is subject to child protection screening including an enhanced disclosure from the Disclosure and Barring Service and also past employment checks. We are an equal opportunities employer. References will be sought prior to interview. CLOSING DATE: Thursday 8th October 2026 @ 12.00pm INTERVIEWS: Monday 19th October 2026 #J-18808-Ljbffr

Go North West Limited is seeking an experienced Training and Recruitment Officer to ensure the skills and knowledge of their driving workforce.

As The Sycamore Church of England Trust continues to grow, so does the importance of strong governance, effective compliance and proportionate, well-understood risk management. We are seeking a Governance and Risk Lead to help shape and develop governance, risk and compliance across our family of schools. This is an exciting opportunity for a professional with experience in governance, compliance, risk, audit, assurance or a related field who wants to make a meaningful contribution within a growing organisation. Whether your experience spans the full portfolio, or you bring strengths in one area, we are looking for someone with the ambition, curiosity and professional judgement to grow alongside the role. Working closely with Trustees, governors and leaders across the Trust, you will provide professional advice, strengthen systems and processes, and support clear accountability, effective risk management and reliable assurance. This is an opportunity for someone with sound judgement, curiosity and relevant professional experience to make the role their own, shape a growing function and develop deep expertise across governance, risk and compliance. • A senior leadership role with Trust-wide influence., • The opportunity to shape governance, compliance and risk arrangements across a growing organisation., • The opportunity to develop a small compliance team., • A collaborative and supportive central team., • Commitment to professional development and continuous improvement., • The opportunity to make a genuine difference to schools, leaders and governance stakeholders. Act as the Trust's lead professional for governance. Undertake Governance Professional responsibilities for the Board of Trustees, ensuring governance arrangements comply with statutory, regulatory and constitutional requirements. Lead the planning, coordination and administration of Trustee meetings, including agendas, reports, minutes, action tracking and governance records. Provide professional advice and guidance to Trustees, Local Academy Committees, Executive Leaders and school leaders on governance matters. Develop and maintain governance frameworks, templates, guidance and resources that promote effective decision-making, accountability and consistency across the Trust. Establish and oversee governance arrangements for Local Academy Committees, including meeting cycles, agenda structures, reporting templates, governance platforms, record-keeping requirements and quality standards. Coordinate Trustee and Governor recruitment, induction, training and ongoing development. Support the coordination of governance-related hearings, complaints, appeals and other statutory panel processes. Monitor the effectiveness of governance arrangements and lead continuous improvement across the Trust. Lead the development, implementation and continuous improvement of the Trust's compliance framework. Ensure statutory and regulatory requirements are identified, communicated, monitored and reviewed across the Trust. Oversee Trust-wide policy management arrangements, ensuring policies remain compliant, up to date, accessible, maintained and reviewed within agreed timescales. Monitor changes in legislation, regulation and statutory guidance, advising on implications and required actions. Ensure systems and processes are in place to support effective governance, compliance monitoring and assurance. Maintain oversight of governance, compliance and statutory records, registers and documentation, ensuring information is accurate, accessible and appropriately maintained. Ensure published governance and statutory information, including websites, GIAS and regulatory disclosures, remains accurate and compliant. Coordinate compliance reviews, audits and assurance activities, ensuring actions are implemented and monitored to completion. Support the preparation of governance and compliance evidence required for internal and external audit, inspection and review processes. Provide assurance reporting to Trustees, Executive Leaders and Committees regarding governance, compliance and regulatory matters. Lead and coordinate the Trust’s risk management arrangements, ensuring there are clear processes for identifying, assessing, monitoring, reporting and escalating risk. Work with leaders across the Trust to embed effective risk management practices. Produce risk reports and assurance information for Trustees, the Executive Team and relevant Committees. Monitor emerging risks and support leaders to implement effective mitigating actions. Provide oversight of governance, compliance and operational risks, ensuring appropriate controls and assurance arrangements are in place. Lead, manage and develop the Trust's governance, compliance and risk function. Line manage Compliance Officer/s and other staff within the function as required. Allocate workload and resources to ensure effective delivery of governance, compliance and risk activities. Provide professional advice, coaching and support to team members and colleagues contributing to governance and compliance activity. Promote collaborative working, continuous improvement and high professional standards across the Trust. Build effective working relationships with Trustees, Governors, school leaders, colleagues and external partners. Act as a trusted adviser on governance, compliance and risk management matters. Promote a culture of accountability, transparency and continuous improvement. Contribute to the development of efficient systems, processes and communications that strengthen governance, compliance and organisational effectiveness across the Trust. We are proud to offer a supportive, values-driven working environment where staff are genuinely valued and developed. A values-led organisation As a Church of England Multi Academy Trust, our work is rooted in strong values, with a commitment to serving our communities, supporting one another, and enabling both pupils and staff to flourish. We promote a culture of collaboration, trust, and shared responsibility across all our schools and central services. A supportive and inclusive culture We believe that people do their best work when they feel supported. We work closely across our schools and central team to share expertise, provide practical support, and reduce unnecessary workload wherever possible. Staff wellbeing is a key priority, and we are committed to creating an environment where colleagues feel listened to and respected. Wellbeing and staff support All staff have access to a comprehensive and confidential wellbeing package through Education Mutual, alongside occupational health support, and additional wellbeing resources. We actively promote a healthy worklife balance and take a proactive approach to supporting staff through periods of change or challenge. Professional development and career progression We are committed to developing our people. Staff have access to high-quality CPD through The National College, offering a wide range of professional and personal development resources. We also provide Trust-wide development opportunities and encourage collaboration across schools to support career progression and leadership development. Consistent and fair employment offer As a Trust, all staff are employed under a consistent framework, ensuring fairness and transparency. Our policies and pay structures are aligned with recognised local authority models (including Bury Council), providing a reliable and well-understood employment offer. Generous terms and conditions We offer competitive terms and conditions, including: • Access to Local Government Pension Schemes, • Generous annual leave for support staff, • Occupational sick pay and family-friendly policies, • Clear and fair pay progression arrangements Part of something bigger Working within a Multi Academy Trust provides opportunities to collaborate beyond a single school, share best practice, and contribute to wider improvement across multiple settings whilst retaining a strong sense of community within each school. #J-18808-Ljbffr

TRUST family inclusion officer The Family Inclusion Officer will work across the Trust to strengthen the relationships between families, schools, young people and the wider community, ensuring that children and families are able to access the support, resources and opportunities they need to overcome barriers to school attendance, engagement and learning. The postholders will provide targeted support to families, develop effective partnerships with community and statutory services, and work alongside school staff to ensure that appropriate support is identified and accessed at the earliest opportunity. The role will also have a strong focus on tracking, monitoring and evaluating the impact of support, ensuring that schools have a clear understanding of the progress of young people experiencing barriers to attendance, engagement or learning. The postholder will use data, casework and wider intelligence to provide school and Trust leaders with meaningful reports and insights that inform future strategy, provision and resource allocation. • Is passionate about improvising outcomes for children, young people and families., • Is able to build positive, trusting relationships with pupils, parents/carers and professionals., • Has excellent communication and interpersonal skills., • Has experience supporting vulnerable families and pupils with social, emotional or behavioural needs., • Has a strong understanding of safeguarding., • Is empathetic, resilient and able to manage sensitive situations professionally., • Is organised and able to prioritise a varied workload effectively., • Is able to work independently and as part of a pastoral/safeguarding team., • Is committed to inclusion, equality and parental engagement., • Is proactive, flexible and solution-focused approach to supporting families., • Maximise community resources and opportunities by developing strong links with local services, organisations and facilities to enhance the support available to families and young people, helping to remove barriers to school attendance, engagement and learning., • Strengthen school staff knowledge and engagement by supporting staff to identify, access and effectively utilise community services and resources, ensuring colleagues are kept informed of available support, referral pathways and emerging opportunities, • Embed consistent tracking and monitoring across schools to ensure that the progress, attendance, engagement and outcomes of young people experiencing barriers to learning ate effectively recorded, reviewed and used to inform targeted support and early intervention., • Provide meaningful insight to school and Trust leaders through regular reporting, analysis and identification of trends, highlighting key barriers, progress and areas of need to inform strategic planning, resource allocation and future approaches across the Trust., • Continuous Professional Development (CPD): Access to National College training, subject‑specific CPD, leadership pathways and technical mentoring from experienced colleagues., • Career Progression: Clear pathways for growth, from early careers to leadership roles. We use a 'touchbase' informal approach to focus on professional development as well as an annual career conversation with your manager, • Wellbeing & Support: Leadership training focused on wellbeing, mental health resources, and staff networks., • Equality, Diversity & Inclusion (EDI): Commitment to fostering an inclusive workplace, with ongoing EDI training and initiatives., • Generous annual leave entitlement of 25 days for all year‑round support staff. This increases to 28 days after 5 years., • A paid premium to a Healthcare Cash Plan to claim back contributions towards dental, optical and other medical costs via UK Healthcare., • 24/7 access to an Employee Assistance Programme., • Benefits and discounts via UK Healthcare. The Bishop Fraser Trust is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. This post is subject to child protection screening including an enhanced disclosure from the Disclosure and Barring Service and also past employment checks. We are an equal opportunities employer. References will be sought prior to interview. CLOSING DATE: Thursday 8 October 2026 @ 12.00pm INTERVIEWS: Monday 19 October 2026 #J-18808-Ljbffr

The UK Support Function pride ourselves on high levels of team spirit and provide an inclusive environment, where our teams can develop and grow within a supportive working culture. Job Title: Business Support Officer – 12 months Fixed Term Contract Salary: Circa £28,000, depending on experience + bonus and benefits Dynamic (hybrid) working: 2-3 days per week on-site due to workload classification Security Clearance: British Citizen or a Dual UK national with British citizenship Restrictions and/or limitations relating to nationality and/or rights to work may apply. As a minimum and after offer stage, all successful candidates will need to undergo HMG Basic Personnel Security Standard checks (BPSS), which are managed by the MBDA Personnel Security Team. • Company bonus: Up to £2,500 (based on company performance and will vary year to year), • Pension: maximum total (employer and employee) contribution of up to 14%, • Overtime: opportunity for paid overtime, • Flexi Leave: Up to 15 additional days, • Enhanced parental leave: offers up to 26 weeks for maternity, adoption and shared parental leave -enhancements are available for paternity leave, neonatal leave and fertility testing and treatments, • Facilities: Fantastic site facilities including subsidised meals, free car parking and much more, • Healthcare Cash Plan: The Healthcare Cash Plan benefit provides the option to claim cash back on everyday healthcare expenses such as optical, dental, health and wellbeing and more The opportunity: We have an exciting opportunity for a passionate individual to become a valued member of our dynamic team within the UK Support Function (UKSF). As a Business Support Officer (BSO) you will provide administrative and operational support to a Business Unit as detailed below. • Based in our Bolton office, however, flexibility to travel to other sites may occasionally be required, • Provide pro-active, accurate and comprehensive administrative support to the Business Unit, • Extensive complex diary management, • Extensive complex travel arrangements, both international and domestic, • Process detailed expenses, • Organise meetings, events, workshops and training days, participating when required and taking and managing actions, • Proficient in utilising MS Office applications and understanding and utilising MBDA tools and systems, • Participation in UKSF initiatives and personal development initiatives, • Support shared email generic inboxes, • GIFTS & Hospitality support (utilisation of the G&H tool), • Donations & Sponsorship support, • Invoicing and PO support, managing this process and processing requisitions, keeping trackers up to date, • Communication & engagement activities (Intranet updates, communications flow down), • It is essential that you undertake the extensive duties with flexibility, initiative and enthusiasm and operate as an integral part of the team, • A high level of stakeholder engagement, various coordination and managing/building relationships within the team and across the business, • These tasks may be varied and ad-hoc in scope, • Experience in a similar Business Admin Support role; managing complex diaries, organising meetings, events, travel arrangements and expenses, • Someone who can exhibit a high level of resilience, communication, organisation skills and attention to detail, which is key to success in this role, • Someone who is forward thinking, who looks to improve efficiencies in working practices and processes, • Ability to prioritise, be adaptable, accessible, multi-task and manage your own workload effectively, • Someone who is an enthusiastic team player, • Willingness to learn and extend the role above and beyond the job description taking on enhanced activities, • To develop to become the knowledge point of contact within the team, • A professional demeanour in all situations and be able to withhold confidential information and exhibit high levels of integrity Peace is not a given, Freedom is not a given, Sovereignty is not a given MBDA is a leading defence organisation. 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Role: AI Architect Reports to: Chief AI Officer (line management) Location in structure: AI/Data architecture area — embedded within the delivery area it serves, line-managing centrally to the Chief AI Officer Experience: Senior — 6+ years in software, data, or platform engineering/architecture, with meaningful hands-on time on production AI systems, not just pilots Direct reports: None. Influence comes from judgement and presence in the right conversations, not headcount. AI decisions at Citation now cut across Product, Engineering, Security, Infrastructure, and the Business simultaneously — model selection, data architecture, cost, and risk are no longer separable concerns. Without a dedicated architectural owner, each initiative makes these calls independently: patterns diverge, risk goes unspotted until it's expensive, and nobody owns the AI-specific decisions that don't belong wholly to any one function. This isn't a hypothetical gap. Much of this work is already happening informally inside Citation's AI delivery — reviewing partner Statements of Work, governing what goes through Code Factory, acting as the practical architectural voice on live builds. This role formalises that into a mandate with the standing and scope it needs. The AI Architect is Citation's dedicated architect for the AI/Data area, sitting alongside the architects covering Human Resources, Business Systems, Health & Safety, eLearning, Verification, Certification, and Atlas Platform: embedded in the delivery area it serves day to day, but line-managing centrally to the Chief AI Officer so its calls hold across the business, not just the team it happens to sit nearest to. The architecture hub owns target-state and standards across the whole architecture function; this role owns the AI-specific application of it, escalating decisions with consequences beyond AI/Data to the Architecture Review Board rather than deciding them alone. The clearest sign this role is working: AI initiatives at Citation start well and stay on track architecturally. In practice that means: • Established patterns are the default starting point for new builds, not something teams discover after the fact, • Design questions are resolved before Engineering starts building, not during or after, • Third-party Statements of Work are assessed architecturally before they're signed, • Model and hosting choices are made against a documented decision framework, not habit or vendor pressure, • Token spend and cost-per-outcome are tracked and explainable, not a surprise on the invoice, • Security is involved in every significant initiative from the start, not introduced at the end, • Leadership has a current, accurate view of AI architectural risk and direction, with no significant surprises Architectural standards and patterns Own the design patterns Citation builds its AI systems to: retrieval and grounding approaches for systems that need Citation's own knowledge rather than a model's general training, agent orchestration patterns and tool-calling conventions for multi-step and multi-agent work, prompt construction and guardrail design, and the routing logic that decides which model handles which step. Keep these current as the landscape moves, and write decisions down in a form Engineering and Product can actually build against — architecture decision records, not a slide deck. Align standards to Citation's five-layer AI platform architecture. Hold a documented, evidence-based framework for choosing between closed frontier models accessed through a provider's API (Anthropic, OpenAI, Google) and open-weight models run on Citation's own infrastructure (Llama, Mistral, Qwen and similar) — and apply it per workload, not as a single blanket choice. 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