Pathways Youth Trainer: Inspire Change & Skills (Belfast)

YouthAction; Belfast City District; Hybrid; GBP 28,000 - 34,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Inclusive and friendly working enviro

Attractive annual leave and service‑or

Wellbeing days at Christmas

Family-friendly policies and sick pay

Personal development opportunities

Investors in People Gold

Job summary

YouthAction NI is seeking a dedicated Youth Worker/Trainer to deliver the Pathways Programme within our Life and Work Skills pillar in Belfast. This 2-year post involves accredited OCNNI Level 1-3 training, non-accredited sessions, and leading Youth Achievement Awards initiatives to boost NEET employability.

The role requires strong youth-work delivery, coordination across regions, and collaboration with UU to deliver Level 4 Certificate training. A driving licence and flexibility are essential.

Qualifications

• Minimum 5 years’ experience of working with young people and delivering a range of youth work training programmes.
• Full UK Driving Licence and access to a car (or commitment to achieve this within 6 months).
• OCNNI Youth Work Assessor Training is beneficial.

Responsibilities

• Deliver the Pathways Programme by supporting targeted member groups through OCNNI Level 1-3 accredited and non-accredited training and workshops.
• Coordinate Youth Achievement Awards and deliver programmes and events for NEET young people to enhance employability skills.
• Support the UU Level 4 Certificate in Community Youth Studies delivery and assess portfolios/course assignments to standards.
• Develop and deliver a range of short programmes and workshops to meet member group needs.
• Support registration and certification for endorsed and accredited courses.

Skills

Youth work

Training delivery

Programme coordination

Education

OCNNI Level 1-3 training

Ulster University Level 4 Certificate in Community Youth Studies

Job description

YouthAction NI is seeking a dedicated Youth Worker/Trainer to deliver the Pathways Programme within our Life and Work Skills pillar in Belfast. This 2-year post involves accredited OCNNI Level 1-3 training, non-accredited sessions, and leading Youth Achievement Awards initiatives to boost NEET employability.

The role requires strong youth-work delivery, coordination across regions, and collaboration with UU to deliver Level 4 Certificate training. A driving licence and flexibility are essential.