YOUTH SUPPORT WORKER DIGITAL (INCLUSIVE)

Educators Wales; Cardiff; On-site; GBP 24,000 - 41,000; Part time

Job summary

Cardiff Youth Service is seeking passionate Youth Support Workers to lead and develop inclusive programs within a digital framework. This part-time role focuses on co-producing services with young people, emphasizing communication and collaboration. Join a dedicated team committed to safeguarding and supporting the youth in Cardiff.

Benefits

Generous annual leave entitlement

Flexible work patterns

Access to secure pension plan

Qualifications

• Registered with the Education Workforce Council.
• Proven track record of working collaboratively with young people.
• Passion for delivering high-quality services.

Responsibilities

• Develop Youth Work programs in partnership with young people.
• Support delivery of flexible digital Youth Work programs.
• Work evenings and weekends as required.

Skills

Communication

Collaboration

Inclusivity

Digital methods

Education

Qualified Youth Worker

Job description

Salary: T00 HRLY £24,786 - £40,749

About The Service

Cardiff Youth Service is seeking to recruit Youth Support Workers to develop and support our Inclusive provisions within the Digital Youth Work model.

We are committed to developing an evidential basis for Youth Work to thrive in Cardiff communities. Demonstrating impact and showcasing young people's positive journeys is essential. We embrace technology and understand the various safe spaces that young people inhabit as a key part of our work.

Cardiff Youth Service aims to set standards in Youth Work practice and co-produce programs with young people. As a Child Friendly City, young people's rights are central to our work. We seek to develop young people's capacity to engage in various services and establish governance structures where they actively shape the services, programs, and projects they participate in.

This is an exciting time to join Cardiff Council Youth Service, with opportunities to develop innovative and creative services that place young people at the core.

We are looking for professionally qualified and registered Youth Workers who are passionate about leading Youth Work practice.

We support professional development through leadership, management opportunities, coaching, and mentoring to enable continuous growth.

Cardiff offers a vibrant city environment with access to South Wales' coastline and countryside, providing unique opportunities to develop sector-leading practices supporting diverse young people.

About the job

Cardiff, frequently ranked among the best UK cities to live in, offers:

• JNC terms and conditions
• A generous annual leave entitlement
• Flexible work patterns
• Access to the Cardiff and Vale of Glamorgan Pension Fund, part of the LGPS, providing a secure pension plan

We are establishing locality teams to support Youth Work and Wider Youth Support Services through a partnership-based, collaborative approach.

This role involves working evenings and weekends (provision-led) and supporting the delivery of a flexible digital Youth Work program. You will develop Youth Work programs in partnership with young people, ensuring co-production is central to delivery.

What We Are Looking For From You

Applicants must meet current qualification and registration requirements outlined by the Education Workforce Council.

The ideal candidate will have a passion for delivering sustainable, high-quality services to young people, excellent communication skills, and the ability to build positive relationships quickly.

You should have a proven track record of collaborative work, co-producing with young people, and supporting their needs flexibly. An understanding of inclusive and digital methods of working with youth is essential.

Additional information

Grade: T00 15 (£31,528 per annum)

This position requires registration with the Education Workforce Council and is subject to DBS checks.

This is a part-time role: 3 hours per week, 52 weeks per year, with salary pro-rated accordingly.

Safeguarding and Child Protection are priorities. The council is committed to safeguarding children and vulnerable adults.

Applications are accepted in both English and Welsh, with no discrimination based on language.

Note: The council does not accept CVs. Please refer to our website for application guidance, behavioral competency framework, and other policies.