Programme Coordination Intern

Employer: Genesis Impact

Salary: Competitive salary

Job type: VOLUNTEER, Remote/Hybrid

Posted: 2026-09-16T00:00:00Z

Sector: Healthcare

Job Description

About Genesis Impact Genesis Impact is a UK charity working with young people, families, schools and communities. We deliver programmes designed to support educational development, strengthen families and create positive opportunities for young people. About the Role We are looking for an organised, proactive and enthusiastic Programmes Intern to support the coordination and delivery of our programmes. This is a hands-on opportunity for someone looking to gain experience in programme management, the charity sector, education or community development. You will work alongside the Genesis Impact team to help ensure our programmes are organised, well communicated and delivered effectively. What You'll Be Doing Supporting the day-to-day coordination of Genesis Impact programmes Communicating with volunteers, mentors, schools and programme participants Helping organise programme sessions, meetings, events and training Maintaining programme records, attendance information and trackers Supporting volunteer onboarding, including DBS and safeguarding administration Following up with participants and helping keep programme activities on schedule Collecting feedback and information to support monitoring and evaluation Supporting the preparation of programme reports and updates Taking meeting notes and following up agreed actions Providing general administrative support across the Genesis Impact team Who We're Looking For We're looking for someone who is organised, reliable and proactive, with strong communication skills and good attention to detail. You should be comfortable using Microsoft Office or Google Workspace and confident communicating with different people. You do not need extensive professional experience. This role would suit a student, recent graduate or someone looking to build practical experience in programme management, charities, education or community work. Experience working with young people, schools, charities or community organisations would be helpful but is not essential. What You'll Gain You'll gain practical experience supporting real programmes, working with schools and community partners, coordinating volunteers and understanding how a charity operates day to day. You'll receive support from the Genesis Impact team, opportunities to take ownership of projects as you develop, and a reference following successful completion of the internship. Please note: As some of our programmes involve working with children and young people, relevant safeguarding requirements and an Enhanced DBS check will apply.

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