Anti-Poverty Workforce Development Lead

Liverpool European Partnership; Liverpool; Hybrid; GBP 32,000 - 42,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

27 days holiday

Flexibility First – Agile working

LGPS AVC Scheme

Learning and progression opportunities

Employee Wellbeing Programme

Cycle to Work

Car lease salary sacrifice

Family friendly policies with enhanced

Discounted Gym Memberships

Employee Volunteering Scheme

Job summary

Liverpool City Council is inviting applications for a Workforce Development Coordinator to lead the development and delivery of Liverpool's Anti-Poverty Workforce Development Programme for Children and Young People.

You will collaborate with Children's Services, Public Health and partners to strengthen workforce knowledge, confidence and practice in responding to poverty and financial insecurity, designing learning programmes and enabling co-production with children, young people and families.

Qualifications

• Experience in partnership working and workforce development.
• Ability to design and deliver learning programmes.
• Strong communication with children, families and partners.

Responsibilities

• Lead development, delivery and evaluation of Liverpool's anti-poverty workforce development programme.
• Design and deliver learning and development activities and resources.
• Coordinate engagement and co-production with children, young people, families and partners.
• Develop and support a sustainable multi-agency trainer network.
• Monitor impact, evaluate outcomes and support continuous improvement across the programme.

Skills

Communication

Partnerships

Workforce development

Programme coordination

Public health knowledge

Job description

Liverpool City Council is inviting applications for a Workforce Development Coordinator to lead the development and delivery of Liverpool's Anti-Poverty Workforce Development Programme for Children and Young People.

You will collaborate with Children's Services, Public Health and partners to strengthen workforce knowledge, confidence and practice in responding to poverty and financial insecurity, designing learning programmes and enabling co-production with children, young people and families.