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Speedy Freight is seeking a hands-on Learning & Development Partner to shape our L&D offering across Speedy Freight and Speedy Parcels. You will design and deliver training, coach managers and franchisees, and help turn learning into better performance.
The role is field-based with regular attendance in Knutsford and Mobberley, UK, offering up to £45,000 per year depending on experience. You will travel to branches across the UK and contribute to the Management Development Programme and
Application Deadline: 27 November 2026
Department: People
Employment Type: Permanent
Location: Speedy Freight- UK
Reporting To: Kerry Parara
Compensation: £45,000 / year
Field Based (with regular attendance in Knutsford/Mobberley)
Up to 45k DOE
At Speedy Freight, we know that great businesses start with great people. As our network continues to grow, we're looking for a hands‑on Learning & Development Partner to help develop our people, strengthen our management capability and support the success of our branches and franchise network.
This isn't a role where you'll spend all your time behind a desk or simply deliver training that's already been created. You'll have real ownership of our learning and development offering across Speedy Freight and Speedy Parcels, designing and delivering training, coaching managers and franchisees, and helping turn learning into better performance.
From welcoming new franchisees into the network to developing our Management Development Programme, you'll play a key role in making sure our people have the skills, knowledge and confidence to succeed.
If you enjoy getting out into the business, building relationships and seeing the difference your work makes first‑hand, we'd love to hear from you!
We're looking for someone who can combine great people skills with a practical, commercially aware approach to learning and development.
You’ll ideally have:
Experience within logistics, transport, franchising or another multi‑site operational environment would be a real advantage, but it's not essential.
What's important is that you understand how to engage different audiences, build credibility and deliver training that works in the real world.