FAQs
What age group does the Youth Worker position primarily serve?
The Youth Worker position primarily serves children and young people aged 11 to 25, including those with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND).
What types of activities will I be involved in as a Youth Worker?
As a Youth Worker, you will be involved in delivering a variety of year-round universal and targeted youth activities and programmes, including both centre-based and community-based initiatives.
Will I be responsible for administrative tasks as a Youth Worker?
Yes, you will support the team lead in administrative tasks, which may include providing information, reporting on the work, and ensuring timely publication of youth activities and programmes.
Are there performance targets associated with this role?
Yes, you will be expected to achieve delivery of performance targets related to youth activities and programmes, including collating data on participants.
Is data entry a requirement in this position?
Yes, you will need to regularly input data into the service Management Information System (MIS) and prepare statistical reports to verify and evidence the delivery and quality of the work being undertaken.
Will I provide individual support to young people in this role?
Yes, you will provide individual and group support to young people by assessing their needs and developing individual learning plans, as well as offering mentoring and coaching.
Do I need to work with other agencies as part of this role?
Yes, you will work in partnership with other agencies to deliver interventions and support to young people.
What qualifications or experience are required for this Youth Worker position?
The job description does not specify qualifications, but experience working with young people, particularly those with SEND, and in youth support or educational settings would be beneficial.
What is the primary focus of the Youth Worker’s role?
The primary focus of the Youth Worker’s role is to enable both formal and informal learning and personal and social development among children and young people through targeted activities and support.
Is the position full-time, part-time, or flexible?
The job description does not specify the hours, so you would need to confirm with the employer regarding whether the position is full-time, part-time, or flexible.

