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Citizens Advice Derbyshire Districts is seeking an Advice Service Supervisor for our Adviceline, based in Chesterfield. The role combines supervisory duties with ensuring high-quality telephone advice, supporting staff and volunteers, and maintaining accessible, responsive service.
You will oversee session delivery, provide coaching and feedback, and work with colleagues to keep the service well-staffed and compliant. DBS check and Right to Work verification apply.
Hours: Full-Time (37 hours per week, part time will also be considered)
Contract: Permanent
Location: Chesterfield (hybrid mix of home and office working, minimum 3 days in the office, occasional travel across Derbyshire)
The Advice Service Supervisor will be part of a supervision team overseeing the delivery of high-quality telephone-based advice through our Adviceline. Reporting to the Advice Service Manager responsible for the service, the role involves supervising staff and volunteer advisers, managing the smooth running of advice sessions, maintaining quality standards, and providing operational and technical support. Working closely with colleagues across the service, the postholder will help ensure Adviceline is accessible, well-staffed and responsive to our client’s needs.
A key focus of the role is supporting, motivating and developing staff and volunteers, creating a positive and inclusive working environment where people feel confident, valued and able to deliver the best possible advice to clients.
We welcome and encourage applications from people of all backgrounds. We are proud to be a Disability Confident Employer and hold the Derbyshire LGBT+ Rainbow Accreditation.
Successful candidates will be required to undertake a Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check and provide proof of Right to Work. Please note that Citizens Advice Derbyshire Districts does not hold a sponsor licence.
Disability Confident is a government scheme that supports employers to improve how they recruit, retain, and develop disabled people.