About The Role
Faith in Kids has been going through an exciting season of development and growth. As we continue to work towards our strategic objectives and growing the team, we are in need of an Events Coordinator to assist in the planning and delivery of our online and in-person events and supporting our training manager in the growing training provision. This role will bring experience and expertise for Faith in Kids to deliver high quality training and events.
The ideal candidate will bring previous experience in planning and delivering a range of events. The ideal candidate will also have a strong understanding of how to run online events. The candidate would ideally have gained their experience within a Christian organisation but this is not essential.
This role will suit someone with high energy, who loves meeting new people and getting them excited about what we do, while also bringing attention to the details and getting things done.
Role & Responsibilities
General responsibilities
Events & Exhibitions
Attend and oversee the delivery of the annual ‘Dangerous Camping’ weekend event in conjunction with Oak Hall
Attend, plan and oversee the delivery of the majority of exhibitions
Attend and oversee the delivery of our roadshow events in different parts of the UK (including set up and pack down)
Planning of our roadshow events each year including liaising with potential venues, planning travel, accommodation, ticketing, refreshments, A/V requirements
Under the oversight of the leadership team, manage all aspects of delivering a high quality events programme from conception to execution
As Faith in Kids grows, ensure the events programme reflects the changing size, diversity and priorities of the organisation
Use our online events platform (Ticket Tailor) to create events, manage attendees and manage communication for all events
Encouraged to innovate and bring both their understanding of Christian events and industry best practices to the role
Training
Work closely with the Training Manager, assisting them in the planning and delivery of online and in-person training events
General support to the training manager in our training provision
Oversee all the technical aspects of delivering online training
Administration support for the training department
Support the Training Manager in identifying and implementing a learning management system to maximise value for participants and help track engagement, retention and impact
Measurable outputs
Plan the annual roadshow and all other events in the agreed timeframes
Ensure the logistics of all events are delivered in line with the pre agreed expectations and quality
Smooth running of all events - ascertained through post event feedback measures
All other tasks delivered to the agreed quality and timeframes
Culture
Clearly live out and embrace the values of Faith in Kids
Clearly demonstrate a heart and passion for the ministry and work of Faith in Kids
Sincere acceptance, understanding and practice of the Statement of Faith, Christian ethos, vision and mission of the charity
Other responsibilities include
Being willing to pray with staff and fully engage with our Christian culture
Being willing to encourage friends and family to support the work of Faith in Kids, if appropriate
Attendance at organisation events, staff events and conferences
Undertake all role appropriate training
The above job profile is a guide to the work you may be required to undertake but does not form part of your contract of employment. It may change from time to time to reflect changing circumstances and needs of the organisation.
Person Specification
Education
A-level standard or higher
Experience
Essential
Experience of running the technical side of online training
Experience with planning a wide range of in-person and online events
Desirable
Experience with Children’s ministry
Experience delivering training
Working in a Christian organisation
Understanding of the Christian charity sector
Familiarity with Evangelical networks, conferences & festivals in the UK
Experience being on or running a stand at an exhibition
Skills/Abilities
Outgoing personality, confident and comfortable networking with a range of individuals, groups and networks
Proven relationship management skills, e.g. ability to negotiate with third-party suppliers across a range of fields
Highly relational approach to work and able to represent the organisation positively at a wide range of events
Ability to remain calm and professional when under pressure
Ability to think on your feet and make good and quick decisions in a changing situation
Good organisational and planning skills
Understanding and knowledge of event health & safety requirements, including risk assessments and emergency planning procedure
Excellent written communication skills
Personable, friendly and a positive ‘can do’ attitude
Proven ability to work in a team and to be highly collaborative and able to work with a diversity of individuals both within Faith in Kids and externally
Confident computer user including Office, Google Workspace, Zoom, Ticket Tailor & CRM system
Ability to manage projects, achieve targets and deliver results
Christian Commitment
The candidate must be in agreement with and give practical demonstration of the Faith in Kids statement of faith, ethos statement and organisational values
Must be able to actively participate in prayer and worship, whether individual, small group or corporately, as an expression of their own personal faith and in line with the Statement of Faith
Must be part of a local church
Our vision is "Confident parents and thriving churches, raising children together, to trust Christ eternally."
60% of active Christians in the UK came to faith in Jesus before the age of 11. If we miss childhood, then our churches will never recover. The data tells us what the Bible has always taught us, “Start children off on the way they should go, And even when they are old they will not turn from it.”
Faith in Kids exists to make progress in developing a lifelong faith in our children, in supporting the parents and our churches to take spiritual responsibility for their children. We create podcasts, published books, free-to-download resources and we provide training (both in-person and online). We are growing.
Join us to help us equip more parents and churches to confidently disciple their children.