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A nonprofit organization is hiring a Programmes & Operations Manager to lead BBYO UK's programming and operations. This role involves strategic leadership, youth engagement, and event planning to empower Jewish teens. Candidates should have experience in youth programming and strong organizational skills. The position is full-time, based in Elstree with a hybrid work model.
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Permanent
Hours
Full time
Location
Elstree, NW London (hybrid)
Sector
Operations
8th August 2025
Role Overview
The Programmes and Operations Manager provides strategic leadership and hands-on coordination across BBYO UK’s national programming, volunteer network, and operational infrastructure. This pivotal role ensures the smooth planning and delivery of events while driving efficiency, youth engagement, and impactful communications. At its core, the role exists to further BBYO’s mission: empowering Jewish teens to become confident, resilient leaders through a peer-led model of youth leadership and community building.
Key Responsibilities
Operations Management
Programme Design and Delivery:
Volunteer Infrastructure and Youth Engagement
Social Media and Communications
Skills and Experience
– 4-5 residential weekends per year
– 10-days to International Convention in the US (February)
– Annual visit to the summer Trek programme abroad (Israel or Europe)
– Additional training seminars and BBYO events as required
This is a unique opportunity for a dynamic professional to make a lasting impact on the lives of Jewish teens across the UK and beyond. The role offers a diverse range of experiences, from programme design to volunteer leadership and event logistics, while connecting you deeply with the wider Jewish professional network. It’s a chance to help shape the future leaders and engaged members of the UK Jewish community.
For more information and to be personally recommended for the role, please contact tali@theworkavenue.org.uk