Wellbeing Coordinators form part of the Student Personal Development team, alongside the Counselling Service and Student Services. The successful applicant will work closely with Student Counsellors, the Safeguarding Team and the wider Student Services and Guidance teams. They will play a key role in supporting student wellbeing, engagement and successful participation, ensuring that students experiencing difficulty are identified early and supported effectively to allow them to thrive.

This role involves delivering both drop in and scheduled sessions, providing a triage, listening and early intervention service for students. A central aspect of the role is encouraging students to access support at the earliest opportunity, including actively promoting and normalising self-referral.

To apply, please complete Parts 1 and 2 of the application form. When completing Part 1, you will be required to upload your CV and a Supporting Statement of Application. Once you have submitted Part 1, please proceed to Part 2 (Equality and Diversity Monitoring).

Hills Road Sixth Form College is one of the UK’s leading sixth forms — but what truly defines us is our people and our ethos. We combine high achievement with deep commitment and care.

Our students are curious, ambitious, and engaged with the world around them. Our staff share a culture of trust, professionalism and collaboration, creating a workplace that is both dynamic and deeply supportive.

Located in the heart of Cambridge, we benefit from an extraordinary network of educational and community partnerships. For the right leader, Hills Road offers not only an outstanding institution to guide but a community to belong to. This is a career-defining opportunity to shape the future of post-16 education in Cambridgeshire.

Below, you will find more information about our staff benefits, safeguarding, including our Child Protection Policy, and about being an equal opportunities employer.