Learning And Development Officer

Social Work England; United States; Hybrid; USD 40,000 - 41,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid working

Pension

Life insurance

Cycle to work

Annual leave

Job summary

Social Work England is seeking a Learning and Development Officer to support the people and development function across the business. You will lead induction, organise learning programmes, design evaluations and manage data reporting to inform leadership decisions.

The role requires collaboration with the people officer and other teams, ensuring timely responses and a positive employee experience. The ideal candidate will have CIPD Level 3 (or working towards it) and proven experience in

Qualifications

• Experience delivering learning and development programmes.
• Experience gathering information and providing clear learning and development advice.
• Experience collating, analysing and interpreting learning data for reporting.

Responsibilities

• Lead development, delivery and review of induction programmes and learning activities.
• Produce monthly and quarterly people data for reporting to senior leaders.
• Oversee people development systems and ensure data accuracy and timely reporting.

Skills

Learning & Development

Data analysis

Communication

Relationship building

Time management

Education

CIPD Level 3

Tools

Microsoft Word

Excel

PowerPoint

Outlook

Teams

Job description

Job DescriptionThe Role Social Work England is the specialist regulator for social work in England, focused on enabling positive change in social work. Every day, social workers support millions of people to improve their chances in life. We believe in the power of collaboration and share a common goal with those we regulate - to protect the public, enable positive change and ultimately improve people\'s lives. This role will be providing support to our people and managers across the business on people and development activities. Being an ambassador for the people and development team, as the first point of contact for day to day people matters. This role plays a pivotal part in delivering our people plan and promoting confidence in the people and development team. The role is predominantly the first point of contact for our people and leaders to ensure we are working in a good way and are a great place to work. This role will work closely with the people officer, our people and development support officer and across other teams such as finance, to ensure the day to day runs smoothly and key objectives are met.

What you will do

• Lead on the development, delivery and regular review of our induction process, ensuring it is fit for purpose. Lead on organising and implementing programmes of learning that support the sharing of internal knowledge and expertise, with input from key stakeholders. Design, deliver and facilitate workshop materials as required and agreed with the people development business partners Design course evaluations and provide evaluation reporting, promoting organisational understanding of the impact of learning interventions and programmes Research and source external training providers using the managed learning framework, assisting with the procurement of training providers where required Oversight and delegation of day-to-day people and development tasks, ensuring enquiries are answered in a timely manner, dealing with
• escalations from the people and development support officer and escalating further where necessary.
• Produce monthly and quarterly data, as requested, to our people and people development business partners, to support our reporting to our senior leaders and identifying areas for improvement. Escalate as appropriate. Oversight of our people development systems and platforms, ensuring accuracy of data and timely reporting, including Enable and Grow. Coordinate the delivery, ongoing maintenance and improvement of our induction process, ensuring materials and activities are up to date and effective. Compile monthly and quarterly people data for reporting purposes, identifying emerging patterns for escalation Build positive and collaborative working relationships with colleagues at all levels. Represent the People and Development team in a professional, supportive and solutions-focused way.
• Your skills, knowledge and experience At Social Work England, our values are at the heart of everything we do. We are collaborative, curious, inclusive, confident and reflective. We\'re looking for someone who can embody these values, inspire others, and contribute to our ambition to be an innovative, transparent and responsive regulator that makes a real difference to people\'s lives. To be successful as a Learning and Development Officer you will need: A CIPD Level 3 qualification (or working towards), or equivalent HR, or Learning and Development experience in a people-focused role. Experience gathering information and providing clear, practical learning and development advice. Experience of delivering learning and development programmes. Experience collating, analysing and interpreting learning and development data (e.g., course trends, Return On Investment) to support reporting and informed decision-making. Confidence in using Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook, and familiar with remote meeting platforms such as Teams.
• To be a great communicator and relationship builder, with clear written communication skills and the ability to work with colleagues at all levels. Be able to prioritise workload, manage competing demands and organise own diary in a fast-paced environment. Commitment to equality, diversity and inclusion, ensuring HR practices and processes are fair, accessible and inclusive
• The Benefits A contributory NEST pension scheme, with employer contribution of up to 10%. Life insurance, an employee recognition scheme and cycle to work scheme. Hybrid working, with a minimum of two days per week in the office. 25 days annual leave, rising with service to 30 days per annum, plus bank holidays. The option to purchase up to an additional 5 days of annual leave per annum. A TIDE award winning inclusive culture, made up of staff networks, social events and forums.
• Job type: Permanent Working pattern: Full time. We offer flexible working subject to business need.
• Salary: £30,080 per year, rising to £31,262 per year after successful completion of a 6-month probationary period. Location: Sheffield/Hybrid
• Application During the application process, you\'ll be asked to provide answers to three questions from the job description. These answers will be what your application is scored on, please answer in as much detail as possible using examples where necessary