To build relationships with organisations and individuals who can help SSG reach young people, deliver programmes and create new opportunities.
Key information
- Start Date: 28th October 2026
- End Date: 28th September 2027
- Volunteer: Weekly, Fortnightly, Monthly
- Availability: Monday Evening, Tuesday Evening, Wednesday Evening, Thursday Evening, Friday Evening, Saturday Evening, Sunday Evening
- Tasks: Research schools, pupil referral units, colleges, youth centres, charities, community groups and local authorities.
Identify potential partners, employers, mentors and organisations that share SSG's objectives.
Contact organisations to introduce SSG Academy and explore opportunities for collaboration.
Help arrange introductory meetings and maintain professional communication with prospective partners.
Identify opportunities for programme referrals, community venues, joint activities, employer engagement and work experience.
Maintain an organised database of contacts, conversations, follow-up actions and partnership opportunities.
Research local community needs and identify areas where SSG's programmes could provide value.
Work with the programme lead to develop appropriate partnership proposals and maintain relationships. - Training: Good communication, research, organisation and relationship-building skills. Experience in community engagement, sales, education, business development or partnership work is beneficial but not essential.
What we want to accomplish
We want to establish a strong network of schools, charities, community organisations and employers that can help SSG deliver programmes, reach young people and create meaningful opportunities. Our aim is to develop relationships that lead to practical collaboration rather than simply collecting contacts.
How this contributes to the SSG ecosystem
This role connects community needs with the organisations and resources that can address them. Strong partnerships help SSG reach more young people and connect learning to real-world opportunities. - Requirements: Relevant qualification or training, Own vehicle required, Driving license, Willing to travel by public transport or find own way to volunteering location
- Interests: Community, Community centre, Customer Services, Education, IT, Older people, Young people
- Activities: Administration, Befriending, Business, Campaigning, Customer Services, Legal work, Support Work, Trusteeship, Youth work
- DBS Check: Yes
- Are Volunteer Expenses Reimbursed? No
Identify potential partners, employers, mentors and organisations that share SSG's objectives.
Contact organisations to introduce SSG Academy and explore opportunities for collaboration.
Help arrange introductory meetings and maintain professional communication with prospective partners.
Identify opportunities for programme referrals, community venues, joint activities, employer engagement and work experience.
Maintain an organised database of contacts, conversations, follow-up actions and partnership opportunities.
Research local community needs and identify areas where SSG's programmes could provide value.
Work with the programme lead to develop appropriate partnership proposals and maintain relationships.
What we want to accomplish
We want to establish a strong network of schools, charities, community organisations and employers that can help SSG deliver programmes, reach young people and create meaningful opportunities. Our aim is to develop relationships that lead to practical collaboration rather than simply collecting contacts.
How this contributes to the SSG ecosystem
This role connects community needs with the organisations and resources that can address them. Strong partnerships help SSG reach more young people and connect learning to real-world opportunities.