Multiply Project Worker/Officer

0.5 FTE (17.5 Hours p/w)

1 year fixed term (with a possibility of a further term)

Salary: £30,770.04 to 34,682.04 (pro rata)

We are looking for a multiply project worker/officer to work with a range of managers, tutors, community partners, employers and learners to design and deliver a range of maths learning experiences, including taster sessions and workshops, to adults facing significant barriers to education.

The post holder will be a key member or our Essential Skills team. This is an exciting opportunity to bring numeracy to the heart of the communities we serve.

The post-holder will be responsible for contributing to the development and delivery of the Multiply Adult Numeracy Programme and liaising with different managers and partners to ensure effective delivery.

This one-year fixed contract (with possibility of a further term thereafter) will aim to meet the needs of communities in Southwark and East London; targeting learners, community groups and employers, to improve adult functional numeracy levels and support progression into further education or work.

You will design, plan, and deliver on and coordinate a range of numeracy programmes in a range of settings. You will ensure that the targets for the project are met; learners enrolled; learners progressed; partnerships with key stakeholders developed; key hard-to-reach communities engaged.

General Information

The Mary Ward Centre offers high quality adult education and community services, covering the areas of Digital Media, Computing & IT, Business and Management, English and Maths, Languages, Humanities and Social Sciences, Health and Social Care, Writing and Publishing, Visual Arts, Music and Singing. 

The Centre’s main premises at 42 Queen Square, Holborn consist of two interconnecting Grade II listed Georgian houses overlooking the Square.  The Centre also holds classes in a second, modern building at Blackfriars Settlement, 1 Rushworth Street, SE1 0RB which is a short walk from Southwark Station.  The atmosphere at both buildings is relaxed and friendly but purposeful.  Students come from all walks of life, both local and London wide (and beyond). Their education, work and life experience varies enormously.

How to Apply

Please read the full job description and person specification on the website by clicking 'Apply'.

All applications must be made on our application form, found on our website, and should be emailed to Alleena.hussain@marywardcentre.ac.uk

If you have any queries, you can contact Kirsty.barlow@marywardcentre.ac.uk or Sue.craggs@marywardcentre.ac.uk

Closing date for applications: Sunday 2^nd October 2022