Work with us
Frontline offers a range of exciting job opportunities. We are always looking for talented, passionate and mission aligned people to join Frontline and help us achieve our mission. There are also consultant social worker positions for experienced social workers who are working within our partner local authorities and trusts.
Our head office is based in central London and we have regional offices in Manchester, Newcastle and Birmingham. Our organisation is always growing and consists of five teams: Programme, Recruitment, External Relations, Operations and Leadership Development.
Details of vacancies for head office and our regions can be viewed below.
Current vacancies
Head office
Opportunities
Brand managers
Every year we hire passionate, creative and proactive students to be Frontline brand managers on campus. This year we are looking for 45 brand managers across the country to manage and raise Frontline’s profile on university campuses.
Applications are now open. Find out more and apply here.
Graduate internships
Frontline hire a number of graduate interns each year to join our dynamic, award-winning Recruitment team during one of the most important and exciting points in the recruitment calendar from September to March.
Applications for the graduate internship will open on 19 February. Find out more.
Student internships
Each summer we offer penultimate year students the opportunity to be part of Frontline’s London office team for a three-week internship. Throughout the internship, our team will support you to give you exposure to different experiences and improve your employability.
Applications for the 2018 student internships are now open. Find out more and apply here.
Why work with us?
Our culture and values
At Frontline we’re driven by our mission to transform lives across the country. We’re passionate about what we do, and are guided by the values that underpin all of our work:
- Be brave: be prepared to challenge and don’t always reach for the easy answer
- Show respect: recognise and value the contributions of others
- Pioneer: generate new ideas and make ripples or waves by sharing successes and setbacks
- Stay curious: be continually reflective and open to adapting how we work
- What matters is what works: be practical, flexible and outcome-focussed
We look for people who can make brave decisions and be leaders. Our people show respect and recognise the contribution of others, collaborating on work and role modelling behaviours. We look for innovators who can be creative and achieve goals. Being curious and reflective is an important part of performance and development. Delivering and receiving feedback is also crucial. We always seek to find practical non-bureaucratic solutions to complex areas of work.
Developing our people
We will develop you through stretching roles, setting clear objectives and identifying behaviours you need to demonstrate to achieve your goals. You will be supported in regular reviews around the scope of your role and career aspirations.
We encourage you to develop skills and provide learning and development opportunities including the support of a mentor or coach, and will endeavour to provide these where possible.
Frontline measures your performance against 5 core behavioural competencies linked to our values.
Pay and benefits
We’re a Living Wage employer offering competitive salaries. We will reward you each year for performance that delivers our strategic aims in line with our values and behavioural competencies.
We give you 25 days holiday per year (in addition to bank holidays) rising by one day per year after two years in service, up to a maximum of 30 days. We give all staff extra days at Christmas as the office closes from 25 December to 2 January.
We offer you between one and three days to volunteer in a mission-aligned charity.
Flexible working
Flexible working is an important part of our culture. All employees work around a core hours policy between 10.00am – 4.30pm giving you flexibility to work around these hours. We also encourage working from home one day a week.
Away days
All Frontline employees meet twice a year at an offsite away day to reflect on the past year and celebrate successes.
Diversity and inclusion
Our employees come from a range of backgrounds and expertise, and to achieve our strategic goals we need a diverse workforce. We are committed to taking an inclusive approach to recruitment and selection. We have policies in place to promote diversity and inclusion at Frontline regardless of age, disability, gender, pregnancy and maternity, race, religion, sex or sexual orientation. We are committed to ensuring our workforce reflects the communities that we work in.
Frontline staff TESTIMONIALS
Find out what it’s like to work at Frontline.
Shada Yousef
I support with various tasks linked to events, attraction, and the selection and onboarding of candidates for the Frontline programme.
Richard Les
I work with the communications manager to deliver all of Frontline’s external and internal communications.
Natalie Strange
I help design and implement the selection process for the Frontline programme, and organise and support successful candidates.
Madeleine Auer
In a nutshell, my role involves recruiting participants to the Frontline Leadership Development programme.
Kat Fisher
As Leadership Coaching Officer, I project manage the coaching offer for second year participants on the Frontline programme.
Johnson Adeyanju
I joined Frontline because I wanted to work in a place where I could be heard and make a difference.
John Batteson
I lead our attraction team, which works nationwide and is responsible for promoting the Frontline programme to students and career changers.
Hannah Jenkins
As Firstline Programme Officer I work to ensure the smooth running of all of the elements of the Firstline programme.
Grace Seller
My role involves attracting and engaging both students and graduates to promote, represent and work with Frontline.
Charlie Whittaker
It is wonderful to be part of something that is genuinely making a difference to some of the most disadvantaged people in our society.
Andrea Rowe
I have been working at Frontline since 2013 and have had a number of roles at the charity.
Anisha Hussain
There is a great working culture at Frontline, and the charity is committed to both the professional development and wellbeing of all staff.
Pash Selopal
I am surrounded by motivated and committed individuals from all walks of life, engaged in work we know makes a real difference.