StopNCII Programme Coordinators
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StopNCII Programme Coordinator - South West Grid for Learning
- Exeter, Devon, Hybrid
- Full Time
- £26,500 per annum
Location: Exeter
Term: 12 Months
Reporting To: Assistant StopNCII Partnership Manager
Workbase: Hybrid (after successful Induction and Training)
BackgroundSWGfL is a not-for-profit charity ensuring everyone can benefit from technology free from harm. Forming 1/3 of the UK Safer Internet Centre, our experts advise schools, public bodies and industry on appropriate actions to take regarding safeguarding and advancing positive online safety policies. SWGfL has been at the forefront of online safety for the past two decades, delivering engaging presentations and training to a wide variety of audiences nationally and internationally. Our work has brought online safety to the forefront of public attention, ensuring everyone can develop their understanding of what online safety truly means in an ever-changing world. Join South West Grid for Learning Charitable Trust and contribute to our two-decade legacy in online safety. We're seeking individuals passionate about digital well-being to join our team. Your role here will be more than a job; it will be a part of a mission to make the internet a safer place. As a member of our team, you'll
collaborate with experts, gain knowledge, and contribute to impactful projects. We offer opportunities for professional growth and the satisfaction of making a real difference. Upon satisfying conditions, the company offers a comprehensive benefits package including continuous support and training, increasing annual leave (up to 30 days), a generous pension plan, and a wide-ranging Employee Assistance Program covering health and therapy treatments. Additional perks include an employee discount platform, family-friendly policies, annual flu jabs, and eco-friendly commuting schemes like Cycle to Work. This package aims to support employees' well-being and professional growth. If you're committed to online safety and eager to shape the future of digital health, we welcome your expertise. Join us in our continued journey to create a safer digital world. Your skills are crucial to our ongoing mission. Together, let's build a responsible online environment for future generations.
SWGfL seeks a dedicated and organised individual to support the delivery and growth of the partnerships department for StopNCII.org, a global initiative that helps prevent the non consensual sharing of intimate images. The role will support the Assistant StopNCII Partnerships Manager in coordinating the StopNCII network, managing onboarding processes, maintaining CRM records, and delivering partner communications to ensure a positive and seamless experience for organisations engaging with StopNCII. This position offers the opportunity to contribute to meaningful online safety work alongside experts across the charity. This job specification outlines the principal responsibilities of the role but does not describe in detail every task required to fulfil them.
StopNCII Programme Coordinators Responsibilities- Support the Assistant StopNCII Partnerships Manager with day-to-day administrative activities that enable the effective and smooth delivery of all StopNCII network-related tasks and responsibilities.
- Assist with onboarding and offboarding processes for the StopNCII Network, ensuring a positive and efficient experience for those joining the programme.
- Provide professional and responsive support to external stakeholders, developing strong working relationships and ensuring enquiries are handled efficiently, accurately, and to a high standard.
- Monitor and maintain accurate Customer Relationship Management (CRM) records relating to the StopNCII Network, ensuring accurate data entry, compliance and effective workflow support for the wider team.
- Maintain and accurately update trackers, documentation, and filing systems.
- Collaborate with the Communications and Marketing department to help support visibility and engagement tasks that promote the future of StopNCII.
- Support outreach initiatives by engaging with prospective organisations, helping to raise awareness of StopNCII and encouraging participation in line with strategic, regulatory and legislative priorities
The post holder will liaise with a wide range of external stakeholders, including existing and the StopNCII Network, industry bodies, charities, government agencies, and professional organisations. They will work closely with the Assistant StopNCII Partnerships Manager, Communications team, Technical teams, and other SWGfL staff contributing to StopNCII's impact and the wider work of SWGfL.
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Job Details- OrganisationOther Organisations
- Work LocationExeterDevonHybrid
- Reference
AC6984 - Occupational GroupAdministrative, Secretarial & Office SupportCommunications, Marketing & PR
- Salary Details
£26,500 per annum - Job TermFixed
- Appointment TypeFull Time
- Hours
37 hours per week - Closing Date
05/10/2026 - DBS Check Required
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