At a glance

Skills

Governance
Strategic development and planning
Strategic mentoring / coaching
Advice / Advocacy
Mentoring / Coaching
Teaching / Education

Where

London, N22 5QH

Mainly at home

Travel limit? n/a

Time

Either in or out of office hours Estimate of time needed:
1-3 hours / week n/a

Deadline

11 Sep 2025

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Welcome to Reach Volunteering. We are a community and registered charity that connects people, skills and good causes.

To apply for this role, and any other on our platform, you need to be based in the UK, have at least three years of experience using the skills you wish to volunteer in a professional capacity or have lived experience (for trustee roles). Read more about our criteria.

Help us bring our free tech education & wellbeing support for neurodivergent young people into secondary schools, colleges & special schools by opening doors, guiding outreach, and championing inclusive access.

What will you be doing?

We’re looking for someone embedded in the education system — a current or former senior leader, SENCO, education consultant, or someone with deep knowledge of secondary and further education — to help us connect with the right schools and shape how we communicate with them.

Our charity delivers free tech education and wellbeing sessions for neurodivergent young people aged 14–25, especially those facing barriers to mainstream learning. Sessions are led by a neurodivergent team and focus on building digital skills, confidence, and employability.

We are currently Haringey based & focused, but are ready to expand London-wide and beyond!

We’re now ready to scale this offer and are seeking support to:

Identify and connect with relevant schools, colleges, and specialist provisions
Understand school priorities and language to make our outreach more effective
Advise on the best way to approach education leaders
Introduce or connect us with key contacts where possible

This is not a cold-calling or sales role — it’s about helping us be heard, understood, and trusted by people working in schools. You’ll work closely with our passionate team and have a say in how we grow and refine our education partnerships.

If you’re passionate about inclusion, digital equity, and giving young people real opportunities, this is a chance to make a huge difference without needing a large time commitment.

What are we looking for?

We’re looking for someone with experience and influence in the education ecosystem who can help us build connections with schools, colleges, and specialist provisions to bring our free tech education and wellbeing support to neurodivergent young people aged 14–25.

You don’t need to “do the outreach” yourself — we’re looking for a trusted advisor and connector who can guide our approach, open doors where possible, and help us be heard and understood by the right people in education.

You might be:

A senior leader in a secondary school or college (e.g. headteacher, deputy, department head)
A SENCO, inclusion lead, or pastoral leader with strong networks and an understanding of SEND provision
A school governor or trustee, particularly in a multi-academy trust or FE college
An education consultant, particularly with experience in enrichment, careers education, or SEND strategy
A local authority officer working in education, SEND, or post-16 provision
A former Ofsted inspector or education quality advisor
A leader or manager at a teaching school hub, SCITT, or education training provider
A staff member from a multi-academy trust (MAT) central team with partnership or outreach responsibility
A school network or cluster coordinator
A member of a regional careers hub, Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP), or careers leader
An education charity professional, especially in programmes, delivery, or school engagement
Someone working in youth work, alternative provision, or post-16 SEND settings

We’re looking for someone who:

Understands how schools and colleges make decisions, especially around partnerships and enrichment
Can help us shape our messaging and materials to resonate with school leaders and teachers
Has excellent communication skills and is confident offering advice to a small, passionate team
Ideally has existing relationships with schools or local education networks (preferred, not essential)
Believes in equity, inclusion, and the value of neurodivergent-led approaches

What difference will you make?

Your input will directly unlock access to life-changing opportunities for young neurodivergent people.

By helping us connect with secondary schools, colleges, and special schools, you’ll enable learners to access free, high-quality support in a space that values their strengths. For many, it will be their first time engaging with tech education in a way that truly works for them.

You’ll be expanding the reach of a programme that:

Builds digital and creative skills
Supports mental wellbeing
Prepares young people for further study, work, and independence
Is entirely free to schools and learners

Schools and colleges are often stretched thin and may not know what’s available — your support will help us break through those barriers.

Through your knowledge and connections, you’ll help:

Get our offer in front of the right decision-makers
Shape our messaging so it resonates
Create partnerships that are sustainable and meaningful

This role is about unlocking access — and changing futures.

Before you apply

Please contact us via Reach with any questions.

About Atypify (ENTER TECH OPPORTUNITIES CIC)

Causes

Learning disabilities / difficulties

Organisation type:

Not for profit

Atypify is an education and support charity serving neurodiverse individuals aged 14-25, with a particular focus on women, girls, and non-binary people in North London (though all are welcome)....

Education Partnerships Advisor