Early Years Programme Coordinator

Early Years Programme Coordinator An excellent opportunity for an experienced Early Years professional to support the development and delivery of Best Start Family Hubs, helping improve outcomes for babies, young children and families across the county. This role is officially known as a Best Start in Life Local Plan Coordinator If you've also worked in the following roles, we'd also like to hear from you:
Programme Coordinator, Project Coordinator, Programme Officer, Project Officer, Family Hub Coordinator, Early Years Coordinator, Early Years Lead, Education Programme Coordinator, Partnerships Coordinator, Training Coordinator  2 Posts Available  SALARY: £44,433 - £47,925 per annum FTE (£22,216 - £23,962 per annum Actual)  Benefits

LOCATION:

Matlock, Derbyshire, East Midlands JOB TYPE:
Part Time, Fixed Term Contract until end of March 2029

WORKING HOURS:

18 hours and 30 minutes per week JOB OVERVIEW This is a rewarding opportunity to play a key role in strengthening joined-up support for children and families through Best Start Family Hub networks. As the Early Years Programme Coordinator you will coordinate activity across a designated area of the county, supporting Family Hubs and network sites to deliver accessible, high-quality services in line with the Best Start in Life local plan.

The Early Years Programme Coordinator will work with schools, Early Years settings, partner agencies, providers and wider services, offering advice, guidance and practical support across areas including home learning, parenting support, inclusion and early identification of need. The role of Early Years Programme Coordinator will also involve developing networks, sharing best practice, supporting training, preparing reports and helping drive continuous improvement across hub and network sites.

DUTIES Your duties as the Early Years Programme Coordinator include:
Family Hub Coordination:
Lead and coordinate Best Start Family Hub network activity across a designated area of the county Local Plan Delivery:
Support the implementation, review and reporting of the Best Start in Life local plan Partnership Working:
Work with schools, Early Years settings, Family Hubs, partner agencies and providers to promote joined-up support for children and families Advice and Guidance:
Provide practical support on Best Start in Life priorities, including home learning, parenting support, inclusion and early identification of need Network Development:
Develop professional networks, share best practice and support continuous improvement across hub and network sites Training Support:
Plan, develop and deliver training to support providers in implementing Best Start Family Hub priorities Reporting and Evaluation:
Prepare reports on progress, impact and effectiveness, using information and evidence to inform service development Quality Standards:
Support Family Hubs to meet recognised quality standards and maintain a commitment to continuous improvement CANDIDATE REQUIREMENTS ESSENTIAL Recent, sound experience within the Early Years field, including working across more than one setting or school Qualified Teacher Status, Early Years Professional Status or Early Years Teacher Status Teaching degree or equivalent with a specialism in Early Years at Level 6

Experience of leading, supporting and motivating others in a busy environment

Experience of working in partnership with parents, services, agencies and other professionals Ability to speak fluent English in order to communicate fully with clients and the public Excellent written and verbal communication, organisational and interpersonal skills Ability to collect, collate and analyse information, prepare reports and support quality assurance Ability to develop and maintain…