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Internal Communications & Experience Officer

Remote
Full-time
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Internal Communications &
Experience Officer

About us

Teach First is a charity that understands that for a child growing up in poverty, all too often
their future is already written. We know that education can flip the script. We find and train
teachers  to  work  in  the  schools  that  need  them  most,  we  equip  school  leaders  with
evidence-led training, we support local teacher training providers, and we plug education
leaders into supportive professional networks. We’re at the centre of a movement, rewriting
the  future  within  the  classroom  and  beyond,  ensuring  every  child,  no  matter  their
background, gets the opportunities they need to thrive

About the team

This role sits within the Employee Experience and Development team working to create a
culture  where  everyone  who  works  for  us  can  connect,  grow  and  perform  with  the
confidence to be themselves.

The team sits within the People and Governance directorate who support our people and
ensure strong governance across Teach First. By bringing together People and Governance
functions, we help create a positive working environment and ensure the charity operates
responsibly, effectively, and in line with its values.

About the role

The Internal Communications and Employee Experience Officer role manages core internal
communications,  events  and  intranet  content  and  supports  engagement  surveys,
recognition programmes and the Mental Health Champions community to enable employee
engagement across the Charity.

In this role you will be responsible for:

•  Delivery  of  key  internal  communications  channels  including  the All-Staff  call,  writing
compelling content and using Sharepoint to create and send  communication bulletins
for different internal audiences.

•  Organising  a  range  of  internal  employee  events  -  including  lunch  and  learn  events,
Affinity Group sessions, safer space sessions and Mission Moments calls. Working with
colleagues to deliver a calendar of internal events based around annual awareness and
wellbeing dates.

•  Managing  and  maintaining  the  Employee  Intranet  -  including  creating  news  articles,
managing  updates  of  key  intranet  pages  and  liaising  with  content  owners  across  the
Charity to make sure information is up to date.

•  Employee Surveys - mapping out survey cycles including survey period, reporting and
sharing feedback with different internal audiences/groups. Support with survey analysis
across our main Employee Engagement Survey, New Starter and Exit surveys.

•  Driving use of internal Recognition programmes, including our Change Maker Awards.

•  Supporting  our  Mental  Health  Champions  community  to  embed  mental  health

awareness and signposting across the charity.

You will report into:

•

Internal Communications and Experience Manager

You will work closely with:

•  Employee Development Officer and Manager

•  People Partnering team

•  People Operations team

•  Colleagues across the Charity to organise events and content to communicate

About you

To be successful in this role you will be able to demonstrate the following skills, knowledge
and experience.

•  Your written communications are crystal clear and compelling to read.

•  You have great attention to detail and can demonstrate how you can analyse, interpret,
and communicate large amounts of employee engagement data to different audiences.

•  You’re a lover of processes and systems, with an ability to learn new systems or digital
tools. You can demonstrate owning processes and systems from development through
to reporting and evaluation.

•  You can build relationships quickly with key stakeholders. You’re confident liaising with

and influencing at all levels of seniority.

•  You can manage multiple and competing priorities, including moving between project

work and day to day work.

•  You are committed to improving equity, diversity and inclusion and can demonstrate

how you are currently putting this commitment into practice.

At Teach First, we’re committed to building a diverse, high‑performing team. We particularly
welcome  applications from  candidates  from underrepresented  groups; and  whose  socio-
economic background reflects that of the pupils we work with.

If you’re excited about this role but don’t tick every box, we still encourage you to apply. You
may be exactly what we’re looking for — for this role or another.

Working for us

At Teach First, we want you to thrive because when you’re at your best, our mission moves
forward. We offer pay, benefits and flexibility that support your wellbeing, and in return we
ask you to bring your energy, commitment and passion to helping every child reach their
potential. Find out more

Our  culture:  We  live  by  our  values.  They  underpin  our  culture  and  identity. And  inform
everything we do.

•  Purpose: Ending educational disadvantage guides us - We stay focused on our mission

and strive to get better every day.

•  Community: We  are a  movement  for change  - Together we are stronger,  we  support
and learn from one another, working with and through the diverse communities we serve.

•  Bravery: Change requires courage - We take bold risks and aren’t afraid to try, fail and

learn in pursuit of our vision.

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Innovation: We will succeed through new ideas - We are restless for impact and creative
with our solutions.

Diversity and inclusion: We want to be a place where everyone can perform, learn and
contribute with the confidence to be themselves. We are passionate about building a work
force that reflects the community we serve, and our employees are expected to contribute
to advancing diversity and inclusion within the charity. Find out more

Safeguarding: Safeguarding children is at the heart of our work and a non‑negotiable part
of every role at Teach First. All colleagues must complete a Disclosure and Barring Service
(DBS)  check  before  starting.  We  follow  safer  recruitment  practices  and  expect  our
employees to share our commitment to keeping children safe.

Agile working: Our agile way of working gives you flexibility. Need to start late or finish
early? Our Agile Working policy focuses on outcomes, not presenteeism. Find out more

Flexible Working: We are happy to consider flexible work patterns for our roles where
they align with the needs of the charity. So, if you want to discuss a set and regular
working pattern, let us know in your application.  Find out more