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Job title and organisation: Supported Internship, Job Coach - Lighthouse Futures Trust
Salary: £27,770
Hours: 37.5
Contract: Permanent
Location: Carlton House, Alma Road, Headingley
Closing Date and Time: Sunday 1st November 2026
Lighthouse Futures Trust is an SPI (Specialist Post-16 Institution) and a registered charity that was established in 2018. Our focus is on supporting young adults, aged 16- 25, to gain the social and employability skills they need to find and sustain paid employment. Our purpose is to prepare them to be independent in life and develop skills that enable them to enter the world of work. We do this by offering bespoke pathways that empower them to build confidence, skills and knowledge - and ultimately, to thrive.
As a Job Coach you will develop positive relationships with students, ensuring the programme helps to foster self-confidence, alongside social and employability skills, tailored to meet individual needs ensuring interns make successful transitions into paid employment. You will maintain positive relationships with employers onsite and create strong partnerships. You will play a crucial role in ensuring high-quality service delivery, building strong relationships with employers and external agencies, and ultimately, empowering your interns to achieve their career goals.
Please follow the link for more information and how to apply:
Supported Intern Job Coach at Lighthouse Futures Trust, Leeds, West Yorkshire | MyNewTerm
The above post is not a Leeds City Council vacancy and has been advertised on behalf of the relevant organisation. To apply please follow their application instructions.
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With people at the heart, the council aims to recruit and develop talented individuals who are committed to making a difference to its communities, who treat people fairly and who are focused on finding better ways of doing things. Its employment practices and staff benefits are designed to reward colleagues fairly, develop their careers, support their wellbeing and help their money go further.
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