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This exciting role sits within the Policy team, where you’ll take the lead on engagement across the Further Education (FE) policy landscape. You’ll play a key part in ensuring CITB’s expertise helps shape the development and delivery of policies that will directly impact how the next generation of the construction workforce is trained.
Based in our London Policy & Government Relations team, you’ll report to the Senior Policy & Government Relations Manager and work collaboratively across CITB and with external stakeholders. Your work will ensure CITB continues to provide trusted, evidence-based insight to inform critical policy discussions.
Hours of Work: Full-time (35 hours per week)
Contract: Permanent
Grade: SC3
Location: London
In this role, you will engage directly with government to:
You’ll also develop and manage strong, collaborative relationships with key stakeholders, including ministers, parliamentarians, elected officials, and civil servants.
Work closely with the Senior Policy and Government Relations Advisor (UK) to design and deliver engagement plans across your policy areas. You’ll align activity with CITB’s wider strategy, track impact, and share insights to continuously improve outcomes. You’ll also coordinate senior leadership involvement where appropriate.
Raise CITB’s profile among key political and policy influencers, creating advocates for the organisation. Represent CITB at roundtables, conferences, and industry events, while supporting senior colleagues—including Directors and the CEO—in high-level engagement.
Collaborate with in-house experts to develop a strong evidence base for policy activity. You’ll help translate research and insight into compelling narratives that resonate with decision-makers and support CITB’s policy ambitions.
Develop high-quality influencing materials, including reports, briefings, presentations, and consultation responses. You’ll ensure CITB’s voice is clear, credible, and impactful in government discussions.
Provide robust monitoring of political and policy developments affecting CITB. You’ll analyse key announcements, share insights, and offer informed advice to support strategic decision-making.
Please note that we reserve the right to close the vacancy prior to the stated closing date. Applications will be reviewed on an ongoing basis, therefore early applications are encouraged to avoid disappointment.