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Everton in the Community delivers early intervention programmes that support young people at risk of underachieving, disengaging from education, or becoming involved in crime or antisocial behaviour. The Pathways Coordinator will coordinate and deliver targeted sector-based programmes within partner schools and across our wider Children and Youth programmes. The role will support young people to raise their aspirations, develop employability skills and progress into education, employment or training.
Job Responsibility:
Coordinate and deliver targeted sector-based programmes within partner schools and across wider Children and Youth programmes
Support young people to raise their aspirations, develop employability skills and progress into education, employment or training
Contribute to Everton in the Community’s Impact Model and Everton Learns Strategy
Ensure delivery is impact and outcome driven using robust impact assessment tools
Provide alignment to national frameworks where possible (Gatsby benchmark)
Coordinate sector-based programmes and workshops exposing young people to a range of industries such as sport, construction and digital sectors
Coordinate employer engagement opportunities including workplace visits, guest speakers and community partners to support progression opportunities
Coordinate and deliver sector-based qualifications and progression opportunities that enhance outcomes for young people
Oversee the work of staff providing direction, support, and motivation to ensure tasks are completed efficiently and on time
Understand the Club’s Safeguarding policy, procedures, and best practice guidelines
Use this understanding to ensure safe working practices, appropriate reporting of concerns and contribute positively to an Anti-bullying environment
Requirements:
Experienced in delivering classroom-based sessions to 13–16-year-olds
Knowledge of different learning styles
Fully IT literate with the ability to use MS Office packages (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)
A proven track-record of delivering impactful initiatives with young people
Ability to create Schemes of Work and lesson plans
Ability to work on own initiative and the ability to plan, manage and monitor work effectively
Approachable and empathic, with excellent communication skills and the ability to motivate a diverse range of people to strive towards ambitious life goals