Recruitment

Streetwise schools session

Streetwise workshop

Streetwise assembly

Streetwise schools session

1/4

Streetwise is one of the main providers of PSHE expertise to the Jewish community and beyond. In 2023, Streetwise reached 30,000 young people through 85 different schools and community groups. The team delivers innovative and engaging educational programmes on the topics of sexual health, relationships education, personal development & leadership, and with a particular focus on contemporary antisemitism education and personal safety.

Streetwise also runs yearly campaigns and programmes that are delivered in line with national campaigns (such as Antibullying Week). As well as this, Streetwise responds to topical online trends and current affairs. Since October 7th alone, Streetwise delivered contemporary antisemitism and personal safety programming to over 10,000 young Jewish people.

Following their vital education work at the European Maccabi Youth Games, Streetwise is now looking for brand new team members to enter the new academic year with big plans to support the community youth.

Open full-time roles within Streetwise. Applications remain open until all roles are filled.

Project Coordinator
Antisemitism Coordinator
Project Administrator

These positions are full-time, Monday to Thursday from 9.30am – 5.30pm and 9.30am – 2.00pm on Fridays. This is an office-based role in Kenton and successful candidates will be expected to travel to schools in and around London with the occasional work in Essex, Leeds & Manchester. There will be some occasional evening and weekend work.

Sessional work is also available - please contact abi@streetwisegb.org

CURRENT VACANCIES

Project Co-ordinator

Up to 26K (depending on experience)

We are looking for an enthusiastic educator to develop their curriculum and facilitate all programming in schools and communities. Applicants are invited to submit their CV with a cover letter to abi@streetwisegb.org; applications remain open until the role has been filled.

Required

A clear DBS check (organised by Streetwise).
Access to a car and holds a full, clean driving license.
Experience working with young people.
Punctual, committed, enthusiastic and able to work on own initiative.
Passionate about young people’s wellbeing.

Desired

Good understanding of the National Curriculum for PSHE.
Understanding of the Jewish Community and its different settings.
Efficient administrative and organisation skills, including IT literacy (Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook, Canva).
Youth work/Youth movement experience.

Every member of the Streetwise team will have to book, create, develop, and facilitate sessions for ages 4 – 18 over a range of topics.
Continually develop the curriculum in line with PSHE National Curriculum.
Liaise with national partner organisations and ensure Streetwise is up to date and programmes are in line with national campaigns (Anti-Bullying Alliance, Brook, Safer Internet Day, etc)
Facilitate the Maccabi GB Leadership programme, teaching core leadership and youth work/community skills to teenagers.
Maintain and develop relationships with schools, other organisations, and community groups.
Create marketing material that promotes and showcases the work of Streetwise.
A large proportion of this job will be to facilitate sessions to young people aged 4 – 18 and occasionally their teachers and parents.

For more information contact Abi on 020 8457 2331

Antisemitism Co-ordinator

Up to 26K (depending on experience)

We are looking for an enthusiastic educator to develop their curriculum and facilitate all programming in schools and communities. Applicants are invited to submit their CV with a cover letter to abi@streetwisegb.org; applications remain open until the role has been filled.

Required

A clear DBS check (organised by Streetwise).
Access to a car and holds a full, clean driving license.
Experience working with young people.
A proficient understanding of historical Antisemitism and how it affects young people at present.
Punctual, committed, enthusiastic and able to work on own initiative.
Passionate about young people’s wellbeing.

Desired

Good understanding of the National Curriculum for PSHE.
Understanding of the Jewish Community and its different settings.
Efficient administrative and organisation skills, including IT literacy (Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook, Canva).
Youth work/Youth movement experience.

Every member of the Streetwise team will have to book, create, develop, and facilitate sessions for ages 4 – 18 over a range of topics.
Oversee the booking of our Personal Safety provision
Oversee our Antisemitism sessions and events
Ensure Antisemitism programmes are up to date and in line with guidelines provided by our partner organisations.
Maintain and develop relationships with schools, other organisations, and community groups.
Create marketing material that promotes and showcases the work of Streetwise.
Facilitate all other Streetwise activities within schools and communities too.

For more information contact Abi on 020 8457 2331

Streetwise-Administrator

Project Administrator

Up to 26K (depending on experience)

We are looking for a someone to join the team to oversee all administration of the project from ensuring DBS checks to organising training events and booking in school & community sessions. Applicants are invited to submit their CV with a cover letter to abi@streetwisegb.org; applications remain open until the role has been filled.

Required

A clear DBS check (organised by Streetwise).
Access to a car and holds a full, clean driving license.
Punctual, committed, enthusiastic and able to work on own initiative.
Excellent administrative and organisation skills, including IT literacy (Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook, Canva).

Desired

Experience working with young people.
Understanding of the Jewish Community and its different settings.
Passionate about young people’s wellbeing.

The skillset of the successful candidate will determine whether facilitation becomes a responsibility.
Coordinate the day-to-day schedule of the Streetwise team.
Organise freelance facilitators, from DBS checks, to training, to booking in their work and collating invoices at the end of the month.
Maintain and develop relationships with schools, other organisations, and community groups.
Book in Streetwise sessions with schools, communities and other organisations.
Organising training days with internal and external speakers and attendees.

For more information contact Abi on 020 8457 2331

Streetwise-Coordinator

Streetwise-Administrator

Sessional Facilitation

£30 - £40/hr (depending on experience)

Applicants are invited to submit their CV with a cover letter to abi@streetwisegb.org; applications remain open until the role has been filled.

Facilitators need to be enthusiastic, have experience of teaching (formal or informal) and a keen interest in the personal and social issues that young people face in today's society
All facilitators will receive extensive training to be able to deliver a broad range of PSHE topics to young people in school and community settings.

Streetwise-Coordinator

For more information contact Abi on 020 8457 2331