Help us transform education and make a real difference in the lives of young people across the UK.
At NSEMM, we're guided by a set of core values that shape everything we do.
We believe every child deserves access to quality education and support.
Everything we do puts the wellbeing and development of young people at the heart.
We maintain the highest standards of safeguarding and child protection.
We embrace diversity and create welcoming environments for all.
Explore our open positions and find your next career opportunity.
11 positions available
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Help organise and run NSEMM events, from community sessions and parent evenings to university recruitment drives. Ideal for students interested in event management, community development, or the charity sector.
Voluntary
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Help grow NSEMM's online presence and reach more families through engaging social media content. This is an ideal role for students studying marketing, media, communications, or anyone with a flair for storytelling.
Voluntary
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Design learning resources, branded materials, and visual content for NSEMM. A brilliant opportunity for design, illustration, or creative arts students to build their portfolio while supporting education.
Voluntary
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Handle complaints and concerns, investigate issues, and ensure satisfactory resolution.
Voluntary
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Support NSEMM's technology systems and help improve our digital tools. Ideal for computer science, software engineering, or IT students wanting real-world experience with production systems.
Voluntary
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Help secure funding for NSEMM by researching grant opportunities and writing compelling applications. An excellent opportunity for students interested in the charity sector, policy, English, or business.
Voluntary
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Help NSEMM measure and communicate its impact. Analyse student progress data, produce reports for trustees and funders, and help us tell the story of the difference we make. Perfect for maths, statistics, data science, or social science students.
Voluntary
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Be the friendly first point of contact for families interested in NSEMM's tutoring services. Follow up with enquiries, speak to parents, and help match students with the support they need. Ideal for students studying education, social work, psychology, or communications.
Voluntary
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Join our Community Education Network (CEN) as a volunteer tutor this summer and into the 2026 to 2027 academic year. The CEN is NSEMM's flagship education programme, funding and coordinating free, high-quality tutoring for children and young people who would not otherwise be able to access academic support. As a CEN Volunteer, you will work one-to-one with young people from families with low incomes or facing other barriers to education. You will help them build confidence, catch up on learning, and reach their potential, at no cost to their families. We are looking for volunteers who can commit across the summer holidays (July to August 2026) and continue through the 2026 to 2027 academic year. Whether you can give one hour a week or more, every session makes a real difference. Sessions are delivered online, so you can volunteer from anywhere in the UK. We provide pre-prepared resources, full safeguarding training, and a supportive team around you. You just need to show up, be yourself, and care.
Voluntary
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We are looking for tutors to join our bank of tutors working with children and young people across the UK. When sessions come up in your subject area(s), we will reach out - you choose whether to take them on. You will be working one-to-one or in small groups, helping students who need that extra bit of support to get where they want to be. This is a flexible, bank-style role - there are no fixed hours or commitments. You pick up sessions that work for you, and we match you with students based on your availability and expertise. Beyond tutoring, there is also the chance to get involved in other parts of what we do, whether that is helping out with social media, supporting at events, or chipping in with admin. You won't need to write full lesson plans. We have a resource bank and access to pre-prepared lessons, you just need to deliver the sessions.
£13.45/hour
Hourly - Tutors
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The Community Education Network (CEN) started in Nottingham as a way to connect young people who needed academic support with volunteers who wanted to give it. Now we want to take it national. If you believe every young person deserves access to quality academic support regardless of where they live or what their family can afford, this role is for you. As a CEN Local Organiser, you would set up and run free homework help sessions or in-library tutoring in your own city or town, becoming the local face of a national, volunteer-run movement. You do not need to reinvent the wheel. NSEMM provides the safeguarding framework, the training, the resources, and the national coordination. You bring the local knowledge, the relationships, and the energy to make it happen on the ground. Whether you want to launch something new in an area where it does not yet exist, or link up with and strengthen sessions that are already running, there is a place for you in this movement. This is not a one-off volunteering slot. This is building something, a community resource that could outlast your time in it and become a permanent part of the local landscape.
Voluntary
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NSEMM is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people. All posts are subject to an enhanced DBS check, satisfactory references, and proof of eligibility to work in the UK.
We reserve the right to close vacancies early if a suitable candidate is found, so early application is encouraged.
We'd love to hear from you. Get in touch with our HR team for any questions.
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