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Citizens Advice Northumberland is seeking a Telephone and Digital Adviser in Ashington. You will be the first point of contact, offering information and advice by phone and digital channels, and guiding clients to the right support while upholding quality standards.
The role includes full training leading to Advice Quality Standards qualifications, with 36 days of annual leave for full-time employees and a supportive team environment. Closing date 06 October 2026.
Telephone and Digital Adviser
“Just knowing you’ve helped to ease someone’s mind can be so fulfilling” is how our Telephone and Digital Adviser’s feel about their role.
They are a first point of contact for someone reaching out to us for help. You will be assessing what they may need, identifying what the issues are, helping them directly or drawing on specialist help from within our service. You will provide information and advice to clients over the telephone and via digital channels ensuring all quality monitoring requirements are met. At Citizens Advice Northumberland we offer free and confidential advice giving people the knowledge and the confidence they need to find their way forward – whoever they are, and whatever their problem.
As a result of additional funding, we are looking for someone who has a passion working with people, helping them through challenging situations with a willingness to train and learn on the job. Full training is provided that will lead to qualifications in Advice Quality Standards.
Citizens Advice Northumberland is a Disability Confident employer and member of the Shine North East accreditation.
Job Title: Telephone and Digital Adviser
Salary: £25,090 – £27,550 pro rata depending on previous experience
Hours: Up to 37 hours a week.
Location: Ashington
Closing date: 9.00am Tuesday 06 October 2026
Interview date: Tuesday 13 October 2026
To Find Out More About The Role Contact E: recruitment@citizensadvicenorthumberland.org.uk
T: 01670 618008