A vacancy has arisen for a Sergeant OR6 (Any Profession) to serve as SNCO Careers Engagement Midlands at Birmingham on FTRS (LC) Terms and Conditions of Service (TCoS) with an initial proposed start date of 24 August 2026 (or earlier/later subject to candidate status).
Job Description
Careers Engagement staff are directly responsible for planning executing and assessing Recruitment and Selection (R&S) interaction with groups or individuals who are eligible to join the RAF or may do so in the future. The main bulk of this task is carried out in Education Establishments (EEs): schools colleges and universities in the Midlands Area. The SNCO CE will be required to attend careers fairs apprenticeship events graduate recruitment fairs and at each provide a positive message about the RAF as a career of choice. Often this interaction will involve giving presentations to large or small audiences as well as conducting one-to-one careers advice interviews with students and young people interested in applying to the RAF. On occasions the message may be delivered during Personal Development Training (PDT) or assisting STEM Ambassadors at STEM events.
In addition to the work with EEs CE staff are required to build and maintain links with the RAFAC in the Midlands Area from liaison with Wg staff to delivering careers sessions at individual Squadrons. CE staff are further required to identify and develop working relationships with other youth organisations and education partnerships where the RAF can work with pre-eligible or eligible individuals and groups. This is particularly important in groups where the demographic is under- represented in the RAF.
Job Specification
As a member of the Area Careers Engagement Team you are responsible to Gp Capt R&S through OC and FS Mids CE for contributing to the construction and implementation of the Area Careers Engagement Plan (CEP) recording your Careers Engagement (CE) activity following best practice and achieving value for money in your activities.
Operations. Implementing your part of the Area CEP by:
Meeting the targets set by OC Mids CE through the Area FS particular establish/build relationships with the following CE recruiting audiences:
o Educational Establishments (EEs). In accordance with the direction given in the National and Area CEPs ensure extant recruiting priorities are met ensuring accurate and timely reporting through local and national IT systems.
o RAFAC accordance with the National CEP ensure appropriate coverage of RAFAC wings sectors units and events through a coordinated visit program.
o Wider Youth Engagement. Seeking out opportunities to work with other uniformed youth organisations or suitable clubs and societies that would be supportive to RAF recruiting.
Core Objectives: All R&S personnel are responsible through the Chain of Command to Gp Capt R&S for meeting the following core objectives:
Main Effort (ME). Achieve the specified degree of candidate diversity within the delivery of the Into Training Requirements (ITRs).
Under 18s. Improving recruitment of Under 18s with an emphasis on Apprenticeships and DfE guidance that allows students to leave school at 16 for an RAF career through focused engagement marketing and recruitment practices that informs candidates their parents (or carers) and the broader education community.
Underrepresented Groups. Raise the profile of the RAF to all underrepresented groups across all professions through careers engagement marketing and recruiting practices.
Routine Objectives: Undertaking and contributing to RAF CE activity as directed both in and outside working hours and at weekends by:
Delivering careers presentations at selected EEs and other venues that may involve travelling significant distances and/or entering locales requiring pre-assessment of local security conditions.
Representing RAF R&S at events such as shows and careers fairs (duties which may include carrying heavy loads such as boxes of recruiting literature and/or bulky display items and then manning stands and other platforms for prolonged periods of time often without regular pauses for rest and/or refreshment).
A vacancy has arisen for a Sergeant OR6 (Any Profession) to serve as SNCO Careers Engagement Midlands at Birmingham on FTRS (LC) Terms and Conditions of Service (TCoS) with an initial proposed start date of 24 August 2026 (or earlier/later subject to candidate status).Job DescriptionCareers Engageme...
A vacancy has arisen for a Sergeant OR6 (Any Profession) to serve as SNCO Careers Engagement Midlands at Birmingham on FTRS (LC) Terms and Conditions of Service (TCoS) with an initial proposed start date of 24 August 2026 (or earlier/later subject to candidate status).
Job Description
Careers Engagement staff are directly responsible for planning executing and assessing Recruitment and Selection (R&S) interaction with groups or individuals who are eligible to join the RAF or may do so in the future. The main bulk of this task is carried out in Education Establishments (EEs): schools colleges and universities in the Midlands Area. The SNCO CE will be required to attend careers fairs apprenticeship events graduate recruitment fairs and at each provide a positive message about the RAF as a career of choice. Often this interaction will involve giving presentations to large or small audiences as well as conducting one-to-one careers advice interviews with students and young people interested in applying to the RAF. On occasions the message may be delivered during Personal Development Training (PDT) or assisting STEM Ambassadors at STEM events.
In addition to the work with EEs CE staff are required to build and maintain links with the RAFAC in the Midlands Area from liaison with Wg staff to delivering careers sessions at individual Squadrons. CE staff are further required to identify and develop working relationships with other youth organisations and education partnerships where the RAF can work with pre-eligible or eligible individuals and groups. This is particularly important in groups where the demographic is under- represented in the RAF.
Job Specification
As a member of the Area Careers Engagement Team you are responsible to Gp Capt R&S through OC and FS Mids CE for contributing to the construction and implementation of the Area Careers Engagement Plan (CEP) recording your Careers Engagement (CE) activity following best practice and achieving value for money in your activities.
Operations. Implementing your part of the Area CEP by:
Meeting the targets set by OC Mids CE through the Area FS particular establish/build relationships with the following CE recruiting audiences:
o Educational Establishments (EEs). In accordance with the direction given in the National and Area CEPs ensure extant recruiting priorities are met ensuring accurate and timely reporting through local and national IT systems.
o RAFAC accordance with the National CEP ensure appropriate coverage of RAFAC wings sectors units and events through a coordinated visit program.
o Wider Youth Engagement. Seeking out opportunities to work with other uniformed youth organisations or suitable clubs and societies that would be supportive to RAF recruiting.
Core Objectives: All R&S personnel are responsible through the Chain of Command to Gp Capt R&S for meeting the following core objectives:
Main Effort (ME). Achieve the specified degree of candidate diversity within the delivery of the Into Training Requirements (ITRs).
Under 18s. Improving recruitment of Under 18s with an emphasis on Apprenticeships and DfE guidance that allows students to leave school at 16 for an RAF career through focused engagement marketing and recruitment practices that informs candidates their parents (or carers) and the broader education community.
Underrepresented Groups. Raise the profile of the RAF to all underrepresented groups across all professions through careers engagement marketing and recruiting practices.
Routine Objectives: Undertaking and contributing to RAF CE activity as directed both in and outside working hours and at weekends by:
Delivering careers presentations at selected EEs and other venues that may involve travelling significant distances and/or entering locales requiring pre-assessment of local security conditions.
Representing RAF R&S at events such as shows and careers fairs (duties which may include carrying heavy loads such as boxes of recruiting literature and/or bulky display items and then manning stands and other platforms for prolonged periods of time often without regular pauses for rest and/or refreshment).
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