Welcome to Tender
Tender promotes healthy relationships based on equality and respect. Launched in 2003, we use drama and education to prevent domestic abuse and sexual violence.
By working closely with young people, teachers and youth workers across Greater London, our projects empower young people to actively promote healthy relationships in their schools, Pupil Referral Units and youth centres. Tender's mission is to prevent domestic and sexual violence by working with young people in challenging violence tolerant attitudes and equipping adults to support young people. We offer violence prevention programmes for young people and domestic violence awareness training for adults.
Job Vacancy at Tender
We are looking for a full-time Education Manager to coordinate and develop Tender’s educational programmes.
The successful candidate will have extensive experience of managing arts education projects with young people and a strong understanding of how schools and other education settings operate. They will also have experience of delivering training to adults and networking with a range of professionals. They will have excellent verbal, written and presentational skills and a proven ability to manage a diverse and sometimes hectic work load.
This position is subject to CRB clearance.
Salary: 27K
Closing date to apply: Monday 1st February
Interviews will be held on: Thursday 4th February and Friday 5th February 2010
Tender is an equal opportunities employer
To apply, please read the full job description and send a CV and cover letter to doireann@tender.org.uk
(Above: Trust Project workshops in London)
To view our work, click on the following links:
BBC3's Dangerous Love documentary features our TRUST workshop as a unique domestic violence prevention model and explores the issues of violence in teenage dating relationships. More information about the documentary here Need2know , an online youth resource, made a short film of one of our Trust Projects in action in Beal High School.
Teacher's TV filmed a documentary segment about our Trust Project in schools. The segment is part of a programme about gender.
We plan to expand our services in London and beyond in the next five years. We welcome any suggestions or requests for our services from any interested parties. Please go to our contact page to get in touch with us.
If you or a friend/ family member are experiencing abuse, please go to our helplines page
All pictures on this site have been donated by Trust Project participants: Copthall School, Hendon School, Brentford School for Girls, Harris Academy Bermondsey, Ravens Wood School for Boys, London Bubble Theatre Company, photographer Julia Honess & South London Press
