Employment Support Coach - Grad Opportunity

About the company

We're recruiting for a huge, well-established charity that's just launched a brand-new service helping people with mental health support needs and neurodivergent individuals find and keep meaningful employment.

Your tasks

You'll receive full training in the IPS employment support model, managing a caseload of around 14–18 people.

It's a community-based role, working across Job Centres, NHS sites and community venues, as well as building relationships with local employers to create job opportunities.

Requirements

Are you an early-career graduate with some experience supporting vulnerable people to achieve goals? Or perhaps you've gained experience in sales or recruitment and want a career where you can genuinely make a difference?

This could be a brilliant opportunity if you've gained some relevant experience alongside your studies, or perhaps fallen into a career where you've developed some great transferable skills.

You'll need to be organised, confident talking to people, comfortable working independently and happy working towards targets.

What we offer

The training is excellent, and the career opportunities are endless. People we've placed here genuinely love it, and many have already progressed their careers. With an organisation this size, your career could take you in all sorts of directions.

Full training is provided, including online learning, shadowing experienced colleagues and ongoing support from your manager.

Salary: £32,500–£36,000 depending on experience.

How to apply

Assessment Day: Friday 30 October (morning). A combined first and second stage interview lasting approximately 2.5–3 hours, including a short presentation task to prepare beforehand. We'll brief you fully.

Apply through this advert and we'll aim to respond within 72 hours.

If you haven't heard back, complete the Send Us a Message form on the Red 5 People website and we guarantee a response from a real person.

Or call our office and ask for James to find out more.

Other

What's the job? There are two opportunities in Ealing. One supporting people with mental health support needs, and the other supporting neurodivergent jobseekers to find meaningful employment.

Hours: Monday–Friday, 9am–5pm. Community-based, with no home working. Business travel during the working day is covered, excluding your normal commute.

Travel expenses: Travel between work locations during the day is covered. Your normal commute from home to your first location, and from your final location back home (including parking costs), is not reimbursed.