Charities & Voluntary Sector Graduate Jobs

Graduate Data Analyst role supporting the Methodist Church's digital transformation by improving data quality, building dashboards, and developing business intelligence solutions using Microsoft data platforms.The VacancyAre you curious about data and interested in how technology can help organisations make better decisions?Would you like the opportunity to develop your skills with modern Microsoft data and analytics tools such as Microsoft Fabric, OneLake and Power BI, while helping a national charity improve the quality, accuracy and value of its information?If so, we'd love to hear from you.The Methodist Church is looking for a Graduate Data Analyst to join our IT team for an 18‑month fixed-term contract. This role is an excellent opportunity for a recent graduate looking to gain practical experience in data analytics, reporting, business intelligence and information management within a supportive, collaborative and value-driven organisation.You'll work on projects that make a real difference. From improving data quality and creating dashboards to helping build our future data platform, you'll gain valuable hands-on experience across the full data lifecycle while developing skills that are increasingly in demand across all sectors. Your work will directly support our national digital transformation programme.As our Graduate Data Analyst, you’ll:Help improve the quality, consistency and trustworthiness of data across our core systems.Analyse data to answer business questions and identify trends, risks and opportunities.Design reports and dashboards using tools such as Power BI.Work with colleagues to understand reporting and information needs.Support the development of our Microsoft-based data and analytics environment.Help document data structures, processes and reporting requirements.Contribute to information management and data governance activities.Work as part of a team while you build your professional data and analytics skills.About You  You’ll be a recent graduate or nearing completion of your degree in a relevant discipline such as Data Science, Computing, Statistics, Mathematics or another numerate discipline.You will also have:A genuine interest in data, analytics and business intelligence.Strong numerical and analytical skills with excellent attention to detail.A willingness to learn and develop.The ability to communicate findings clearly to a range of audiences.An understanding of good data quality, confidentiality and information governance principles.Good organisational skills and the ability to manage your workload effectively.Experience of tools such as Power BI, SQL and Microsoft data platforms or equivalent would be an advantage but is not essential.Works well with others and enjoys collaborating with colleagues across different teams.If you meet most of the requirements, we encourage you to apply; transferable skills and experience will also be taken into consideration.

Posted 5 days ago

Coordinates staff training and supports operational projects to help develop social care services across the region.Are you a proactive, well organised, and motivated individual who is passionate about working in the not-for-profit sector? We are seeking to welcome a Graduate Training Officer to our team in London. Creative Support are a non-profit social care provider delivering support for people with learning disabilities, mental health needs, and older people in our services across 10 boroughs throughout London and Essex. As a Graduate Training Officer, you will coordinate and plan training for our teams in Harrow, Camden, Barnet, Westminster, Wandsworth and Brent. You will be involved in supporting in operational matters as required, and work to develop our services across the region. Working collaboratively across the organisation on a variety of projects, you will enjoy working as part of a supportive team as well as working alone using your initiative.The successful candidate will have IT proficiency – particularly with Microsoft 365 (Word, Excel, PowerPoint). Strong verbal and written communication skills with a warm and helpful telephone manner are essential for this role.

Posted 14 days ago

Operating as a field-based trainee out in the community, this Repairs Inspector Apprentice position focuses on visiting residents' homes to evaluate the safety, compliance, and structural quality of property maintenance works.What is the role?As a Repairs Inspector Apprentice, you’ll visit residents in their homes to check repairs, make sure work is completed properly, and support residents throughout the process.You’ll be out in the community, working directly with residents and contractors to make sure homes are safe and repairs are done to a high standard.This is a hands-on role, with a mix of:Visiting residents’ homes to inspect repairs and check quality Supporting residents by listening and understanding their concerns Working with contractors to resolve issues quickly Keeping residents updated on progress Making decisions to ensure repairs are safe and completed properlyWhat training will you get?4–6-week induction to learn the roleShadowing experienced inspectorsOngoing support from a mentorGradual move into a field-based roleWhat we’re looking forNo experience needed, we’re looking for the right attitude.You’ll have:Strong communication skillsConfidence speaking with people in their homesA willingness to learnProblem-solving abilityA positive, team-focused approachWhy join us?We offer full support from our Academy and mentors, hands-on experience, and flexible hybrid working, along with 30 days’ holiday, paid volunteering days, and a competitive benefits package including discounts, life assurance and pension contributions up to 10%.This is a permanent opportunity, with a clear pathway into a long-term career.

Posted 28 days ago

Based across the green spaces and waterways of Thamesmead, this Apprentice Arborist role focuses on learning professional tree care, precision rigging, and safe climbing techniques to manage urban tree stock.Love working outdoors and interested in learning a skilled trade? As an Apprentice Arborist at Peabody, you’ll begin your career in tree care, working as part of our Tree Services team across Thamesmead. You’ll gain hands‑on experience while completing a structured apprenticeship, developing the skills and knowledge needed to become a qualified arborist.This is a fantastic opportunity to learn from experienced professionals, build practical skills and contribute to maintaining safe, healthy and well‑managed tree stock across our communities.What you’ll doSupport tree work operations including pruning, reductions, crown lifting and pollardingAssist with tree felling and stump removal following safe working practicesHelp install and maintain tree support and bracing systemsLearn how to inspect and assess trees with experienced arboristsUse and maintain tools and equipment safely, including chainsaws, ropes and harnesses (training provided)Follow instructions and support the team to complete work safely and on timeComplete apprenticeship training, coursework and practical assessmentsRecord work activities and maintain accurate documentation where requiredCommunicate professionally with residents, colleagues and members of the publicFollow all Health & Safety procedures to ensure safe working at all timesWhat you’ll gain during your apprenticeshipAs part of your apprenticeship, you will:Receive structured on‑the‑job training with experienced arboristsAttend training sessions, workshops and assessments with your training providerGain a recognised Level 2 Arborist qualificationComplete assignments and build a portfolio of evidenceTake part in regular progress reviews and development supportReceive mentoring and coaching throughout your learning journeyComplete an End Point Assessment (EPA) to demonstrate your skills and competenceWhat you’ll needA positive attitude and strong willingness to learnInterest in trees, the environment or outdoor workAbility to work outdoors in all weather conditionsPhysical fitness and willingness to undertake manual work, including working at heightAbility to follow instructions and work safely as part of a teamGood basic communication skillsBasic literacy and numeracy skills (or willingness to develop them)Commitment to completing training and courseworkA full UK manual driving licenceWho you areYou will be:Enthusiastic, reliable and motivated to learn a new tradeComfortable working outdoors and in a physical roleA team player with a positive and proactive attitudeProfessional and polite when interacting with othersCommitted to developing a long‑term career in arboricultureWhy Join Us?When you join Peabody, you’re joining a team guided by our values:Be Kind, Do the Right Thing, Love New Ideas, Celebrate Diversity, Keep Our Promises, and Pull Together.We’re committed to developing future talent and providing opportunities to grow and succeed.What We Offer30 days annual leave, plus bank holidaysTwo paid volunteering days each yearFully funded apprenticeship programmeOngoing mentoring and career development opportunitiesLife assurance at 4x your salaryUp to 10% pension contribution

Posted 28 days ago

Working under the Lead Data Product Engineer, this 21-month Level 5 Apprenticeship focuses on writing Python and SQL code to build modern cloud data pipelines within the Microsoft Azure and Databricks ecosystems.Are you passionate about data and ready to take the next step in your technical career? As a Data Product Engineer Apprentice at Peabody, you’ll play a key role in building and maintaining trusted data products that support better decision-making across the organisation.This is a Level 5 apprenticeship, designed for individuals who already have some experience or exposure to data or technology and are looking to develop into a fully-fledged data engineer. You’ll work closely with our Lead Data Product Engineer and wider team, developing your skills in a structured, supportive environment while contributing to real projects from day one.What you’ll doSupport the development of data pipelines and transformations using Azure Data Platform tools (Databricks, Data Factory, Data Lake Gen2)Contribute to building and maintaining curated data layers (bronze, silver, gold)Write and develop Python and SQL code for data transformation tasksAssist in implementing data quality checks, monitoring and issue resolutionCreate and maintain technical documentation including data dictionaries and lineage recordsWork with product owners, analysts and stakeholders to understand data requirementsTake part in agile ways of working including stand‑ups, sprint planning and retrospectivesEngage in mentoring, code reviews and structured learning with senior engineersFollow data governance, security and metadata standardsRaise issues and contribute to continuous improvement across the data teamWhat you’ll gain during your apprenticeshipAs part of your 21‑month Level 5 Databricks Engineer Apprenticeship, you will:Receive structured on‑the‑job training with experienced engineersAttend formal training sessions, workshops and learning modulesDevelop practical skills through real data engineering projectsTake part in regular 1:1s, feedback sessions and development planningBuild a strong technical foundation in modern data platformsComplete an End Point Assessment (EPA)What you’ll needA genuine interest in data, technology and problem‑solvingSome prior experience or exposure to data, analytics or software development (e.g. through work, study, bootcamps or projects)Basic familiarity with Python or SQL (or willingness to develop quickly)Strong attention to detail and pride in producing high‑quality workAbility to work collaboratively and ask questions to learnGood organisational skills and ability to manage your workloadA proactive mindset and willingness to learn in a fast‑evolving environmentWho you areYou will be:Curious, motivated and eager to build a career in data engineeringOpen to feedback and committed to continuous learningComfortable working in a collaborative, agile environmentResilient and solutions‑focused when working through challengesSomeone who wants to grow into a technical specialist roleWhy Join Us?When you join Peabody, you’re joining a team guided by our values:Be Kind, Do the Right Thing, Love New Ideas, Celebrate Diversity, Keep Our Promises, and Pull Together. We’re investing in data as a strategic capability and creating opportunities for people to grow into highly skilled engineering roles within the organisation.What We Offer30 days annual leave, plus bank holidaysTwo paid volunteering days each yearFully funded Level 5 apprenticeship programmeStructured mentoring and career developmentLife assurance at 4x your salaryUp to 10% pension contribution

Posted 28 days ago