What your time at Working Links might look like.

The Graduate Programme schedule has been designed specifically to give our graduates a broad, but in-depth, overview of the different operational positions and contracts, not only in a specific region but throughout the company.

 

During your first 12 months you will cover a number of roles within the company. A brief description of the purpose of these roles is given in the right hand column.

 

For the final 6 months of the programme, you will be given the option to choose a specialism. You may decide that you want to spend more time in the Tutor role, or you may decide that you are more suited to the Employer Solutions role. This period gives you extra time to investigate in which areas your interest lies.

 

At the beginning of the Graduate Programme, you will also be given a specific project to work on. This is a team project, working with other graduates on the programme, which involves completing a report and developing a presentation of your findings. You will then present this to members of our Leadership Team. Final sign-off of the programme will depend on the successful completion of this project.

 

Each quarter a workshop will be facilitated. This is where all graduates can come together and share learnings with one another whilst also being introduced to different corporate areas of Working Links. You will have sessions run by Human Resources, Learning & Development, Internal Audit, Health & Safety, Quality, Business Development and Marketing.

 

Roles within Working Links

 

Host: To ensure that clients, employers and external visitors receive a warm welcome into the office and that all facility management tasks are completed in a timely manner.

 

Personal Consultant: To establish and maintain effective working relationships with clients, partners and employers understanding and meeting their needs to achieve contract and company targets in relation to job outcomes.

 

Quality & Administration: To ensure client paperwork and computer records are complete, accurate and contract compliant; prevent errors and non contract compliance issues occurring; and ensure data is captured and entered accurately.

 

Employer Solutions Consultant: To establish and maintain long term relationships with employers and develop routeways to provide a variety of sustainable employment opportunities in line with the needs of Working Links clients.

 

Tutor: To be a driving force in the delivery and design of programme content that will enthuse and motivate people to progress towards employment and to get on in the workplace. To play a key role in helping individuals to develop the skills that will make a real difference to their lives and their futures.

 

Performance Manager: To deliver contractual performance targets through a team, ensuring the team is motivated, know what is expected of them and work effectively and cohesively.

 

Partnership & Provisions: You will be responsible for the procurement and contract management of local providers in a specified geographical area. By managing these key relationships you will be providing procurement support for the contract.

 

Delivery Manager: To effectively manage a business unit, identifying, recruiting, developing and managing the resource required to deliver contractual requirements and maximise opportunities to exceed and secure further business development.