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Post-16 Education Manager

City in the Community
Organisation
City in the Community
Salary
33990.00
Location
M11 4TQ
Contract type
Fixed Term (Full time)
Closing date
8 September 2025
Interview date
17 September 2025
Job Description
Purpose

Established in 1986, City in the Community is Manchester City’s official charity. We support people across Manchester by empowering healthier lives through football. Our programmes place physical and mental wellbeing at their core, whilst also creating healthy futures and healthy communities.

The Post-16 Education Manager is responsible for the strategic management and operational oversight of CITC’s five 16+ education programmes – City BTEC, City Esports, City Careers, City Degree and the 93:20 programme. The role leads on project planning, staff management, performance monitoring, and partnership development to ensure all programmes are delivered to a high standard and align with CITC’s strategic objectives.



Accountabilities

Manage a team of Officers and Delivery Coaches to lead the delivery of the City BTEC, City Esports, City Careers, City Degree & 93:20 programmes across the academic year, ensuring consistent engagement of participants from diverse backgrounds and abilities.
Oversee the development and implementation of high-quality, relevant curricula across all 16+ programmes, ensuring they remain engaging, educational, and aligned with CITC’s strategic goals and partner expectations.
Monitor and report on agreed outcomes for each programme, maintaining strong working relationships with education partners and funders. Ensure the team meets all reporting, quality assurance, engagement, and finance KPIs.
Manage the strategic direction of CITC’s 16+ education provision, supporting re-signs and new partner recruitment to ensure long-term sustainability and growth of each programme.
Build and maintain strong relationships with internal CITC and CFG departments, as well as external funders, local authorities, and education bodies, to enhance CITC’s visibility, impact, and reach across Greater Manchester.
Conduct regular performance reviews and provide structured feedback to Officers, identifying CPD and training needs that continuously improve staff performance and programme quality.
Ensure the highest standards of safeguarding are embedded across the team, maintaining full compliance with CITC’s safeguarding policies and practices in line with legal and ethical responsibilities.
Uphold and ensure compliance with all CITC and CFG policies and procedures across the team, acting as the first point of escalation for breaches and conducting investigations where necessary.


Knowledge, Skills and Experience

Essential

Degree level education
In-depth understanding of community-based education programmes, specifically for 16+ learners
Proven experience of working with education providers, community organisations, local authorities, and external funding partners
Knowledge of CITC’s education programmes and their role within the wider education and employability landscape
Experience in coordinating community or education programmes and successfully meeting associated KPIs and outcomes
Experience working within a brand environment and understanding the responsibilities of representing a Premier League Football Club
Experience in designing and managing relevant programme curricula
Experience of line managing staff, including remote teams
Budget management and financial reporting experience
Competent across Microsoft office platforms
Ability to engage and influence stakeholders across different levels of an organisation
Excellent communication skills, both verbal and written

Desirable

Postgraduate-level education or relevant professional qualifications
Demonstrable track record of building and maintaining sustainable partnerships
Confident presentation and public speaking skills
Experience in delivering training, mentoring, or CPD for staff and professionals
Strong understanding of City in the Community Foundation, its values and programme portfolio
Experience in managing multiple projects simultaneously, with strong organisational and planning skills
How to apply
Please apply directly by following this link - https://careers.cityfootballgroup.com/job/Manchester-Post-16-Education-Manager/1238354501/
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