Interfaith Education Coordinator

Stand Up Education; Greater London; Hybrid; GBP 23,000 - 30,000; Full time

Job summary

Stand Up Education seeks a Project Coordinator to deliver informal educational workshops in secondary schools and to manage day-to-day administration for the Stand Up! programme in London. You will collaborate with anti-discrimination partners and social media companies such as Meta to expand reach.

The role focuses on addressing antisemitism and anti-Muslim prejudice, with extensive training and a chance to contribute to a nationwide youth education initiative in partnership with Maccabi GB.

Qualifications

• Strong interpersonal and communication skills, with a real passion for working with young people.
• A good grasp of Judaism and issues of discrimination affecting Jewish communities in the UK.
• Eagerness to work in an interfaith Muslim and Jewish partnership project, formally employed by Maccabi GB.

Responsibilities

• Delivering educational workshops in secondary schools
• Developing a range of dynamic and interactive educational resources
• Coordinating, administering and managing a busy calendar of activities
• Extensive training on the topic of discrimination, anti-Muslim hatred and antisemitism
• Proactively establishing and developing relationships with project partners, schools and other stakeholders
• Ongoing development and growth of the Stand Up! programme
• Supporting with social media campaigns throughout the year
• Travelling to facilitate sessions (across London and occasionally outside of London)

Skills

Interpersonal skills

Judaism knowledge

Interfaith work

Experience in informal education

Self-management

MS Word

MS Excel

Driving licence

Tools

MS Word

MS Excel

Job description

Stand Up Education seeks a Project Coordinator to deliver informal educational workshops in secondary schools and to manage day-to-day administration for the Stand Up! programme in London. You will collaborate with anti-discrimination partners and social media companies such as Meta to expand reach.

The role focuses on addressing antisemitism and anti-Muslim prejudice, with extensive training and a chance to contribute to a nationwide youth education initiative in partnership with Maccabi GB.