Business Admin Apprentice

Apprenticeship summary

The Communications & Partnerships Administrator will provide essential administrative and communications support to ensure the smooth running of Tomorrow’s Women services. The role involves day-to-day administration, supporting course delivery, and assisting with marketing and communications.

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Closing date: March 22, 2026

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Wage:

£16,250 a year

Total hours per week:

37.5

Expected duration (weeks):

52

Positions (available):

1

Date posted:

February 23, 2026

Possible start date:

March 23, 2026

Apprenticeship level:

Advanced

Provide general administrative support across the centre
Answer telephone enquiries and respond to messages in a professional manner
Book women onto courses and maintain accurate records
Ensure evaluation forms are completed and collected at the end of courses
Manage room bookings and keep the room booking spreadsheet up to date
Upload referrals and evaluation forms onto relevant systems
Keep essential paperwork stocked and organised, including:
o Referral forms
o Safety plans
o Counselling contracts
o Change of detail slips
o Counselling request slips
o Evaluation forms and course registers
Set up rooms in preparation for the following day’s activities
Communicate with and provide support to both the Communications Lead and the Operations Administrator
Attend events to promote Tomorrow’s Women and share information about services
Take photographs of activities within the centre for promotional use
Support the Marketing and Communications Lead with the creation of social media content, including ideas, photos and videos
Assist with the planning and delivery of internal events
Liaise with course providers to help deliver a full and active monthly timetable

Level 3 Business Administrator Apprenticeship Standard including:

Knowledge, Skills and Behaviours
End-Point Assessment

Possibility of a full-time position upon successful completion of the apprenticeship.

Employer

Tomorrow's Women

Tomorrow's Women (TW) was launched by Baroness Corston in September 2011. The Project was set up to work with women in or on the periphery of the Criminal Justice System by providing tailored interventions to prevent offending and support women to make positive lifestyle changes. Due to the success and growth of the women only Project, Tomorrow’s Women became a registered Charity in 2012 and moved into independent accommodation situated in central Birkenhead, which remains the main centre site to date.

Training

Training Provider:

WIRRAL METROPOLITAN COLLEGE

Apprenticeship standard:

Business administrator (level 3)