King's Trust Program Lead - Youth Skills & Employment
Capital City College Group
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Job summary
Capital City College is seeking a Kings Trust Assistant Team Leader to support the 12-week programme for 16-25 year olds, driving recruitment, planning, delivery and evaluation. The role supports pastoral care and collaborates with the Team Leader to ensure high-quality learner experiences at one of London’s leading FE providers.
The role is fixed-term, full-time (35 hours/week) ending 31 July 2027, with DBS checks and a strong commitment to safeguarding and inclusivity.
Qualifications
- Recruitment experience across diverse groups (16–25) and partner organisations.
- Ability to assist in delivering The King’s Trust ETCS qualification from Entry Level 3 to Level 2.
- Experience organising enrichment activities and events.
- Ability to identify learner needs and contribute to learning plans.
- Experience in gathering assessment evidence and reporting.
Responsibilities
- Support recruitment planning and strategy delivery.
- Liaise with Job Centres, Connexions, schools and employers.
- Assist in delivering The King's Trust ETCS qualification.
- Coordinate enrichment activities and visits.
- Support learner reviews and progress tracking.
- Complete reports and returns for CCC and The King's Trust.
- Participate in health, safety and quality checks during placements.
- Assist with admin including 1:1s and portfolio progress.
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Job description
Capital City College is seeking a Kings Trust Assistant Team Leader to support the 12-week programme for 16-25 year olds, driving recruitment, planning, delivery and evaluation. The role supports pastoral care and collaborates with the Team Leader to ensure high-quality learner experiences at one of London’s leading FE providers.
The role is fixed-term, full-time (35 hours/week) ending 31 July 2027, with DBS checks and a strong commitment to safeguarding and inclusivity.
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