The Saturday Club Trust-1
Data Analysis and Insight Manager Contract: Fixed-term 12 months, from July 2026 Hours: Part Time, 0.4 FTE/ 2 days a week Location: Office based at Somerset House, London, with some hybrid working Salary: £40,000 - £44,000 (pro rata) dependant on experience Job Overview The Data Analysis and Insight Manager plays a central role ensures that the National Saturday Club's data is meaningfully analysed to generate robust, actionable insight. The postholder will lead quantitative and qualitative analysis of NSC data, examining participation patterns, demographic trends and programme outcomes. They will develop systems to integrate historical archive data with current datasets to enable longitudinal analysis, deepening understanding of long-term impact and change over time. Working closely with colleagues, the role will translate data into clear insight reports for the National Saturday Club team as well as for partners, with practical recommendations to inform the development of the programme, policy and practice. Analysis will focus on key themes including equity of access, young people's skills and wellbeing, place-based variation, and awareness of future education and career pathways. This role ensures that National Saturday Club's evidence base is analytical, rigorous and strategically useful to support programme improvement, advocacy and policy engagement. Responsibilities and Duties: Conduct quantitative data analysis including analysing participation, demographic trends, and outcomes Develop systems to make use of NSC archive data alongside current datasets for longitudinal analysis Conduct qualitative coding and thematic analysis Produce analytical insight reports that synthesise quantitative and qualitative findings, identify patterns and explanatory factors, and provide proportionate recommendations Other Information: Attend and contribute to team meetings, supervision sessions, training and any other internal meetings as requested Attend external meetings with stakeholders, partners and funders as requested Conduct all activities in line with our values and policies and in a manner which promotes and enhances National Saturday Club's image and reputation. Undertake any other duties that may reasonably be required to fulfil the duties of this post (including some national travel, overnight stays) Some weekend working may be required, for which time-off in lieu can be claimed. Person Specification Essential Criteria: A degree (or equivalent professional experience) in a relevant discipline such as social sciences, education, sociology, psychology, statistics, economics, cultural policy, research methods or a related analytical field Demonstrable experience conducting quantitative data analysis, including analysing participation data, demographic trends and outcome measures Experience working with large or complex datasets and applying appropriate analytical approaches to generate meaningful findings Experience integrating historical or archive data with current datasets to enable longitudinal or comparative analysis Demonstrable experience conducting qualitative research including coding and thematic analysis Ability to interpret data critically and move beyond descriptive reporting to generate meaningful insight Experience producing clear, structured reports with proportionate and practical recommendations Strong written communication skills, with the ability to present complex findings in accessible language Good understanding of data protection and ethical considerations in analysis, particularly when working with young people Understanding of, or strong interest in, creative education, non-formal learning or youth participation in the UK Desirable Criteria: Experience using statistical analysis software (e.g. SPSS, R, Stata or similar) Experience using qualitative data analysis software (e.g. NVivo, Atlas.ti, MAXQDA or similar) to support coding and thematic analysis Experience analysing multi-site or network-based programme data Experience conducting longitudinal research Experience undertaking place-based or geographic analysis Experience contributing to policy briefings or advocacy materials Familiarity with UK creative education or cultural policy contexts Experience contributing to organisational strategy through evaluation insights Experience working with young people in educational or creative contexts Previous experience in cultural or creative organisations Equality, Diversity & Inclusion All employees complete safeguarding and ED&I training and contribute to an inclusive culture. We actively welcome applications from candidates of all backgrounds - particularly those currently under-represented in the arts, cultural and education sectors. Environmental responsibility We take our role in trying to minimise our impact on the environment seriously and recognise the importance of championing and influencing change within our organisation, through partner collaboration and across all our activities. Data Protection All applications will be processed in accordance with General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR). All applications will be held for a period of six months for the purposes of consideration for future roles, after which point they will be securely destroyed. If you do not wish for your application to be held for this duration, then please notify us by emailing; The Saturday Club Trust is a UK-registered charity (no ) and company limited by guarantee in England and Wales (no ).
Data Analysis and Insight Manager Contract: Fixed-term 12 months, from July 2026 Hours: Part Time, 0.4 FTE/ 2 days a week Location: Office based at Somerset House, London, with some hybrid working Salary: £40,000 - £44,000 (pro rata) dependant on experience Job Overview The Data Analysis and Insight Manager plays a central role ensures that the National Saturday Club's data is meaningfully analysed to generate robust, actionable insight. The postholder will lead quantitative and qualitative analysis of NSC data, examining participation patterns, demographic trends and programme outcomes. They will develop systems to integrate historical archive data with current datasets to enable longitudinal analysis, deepening understanding of long-term impact and change over time. Working closely with colleagues, the role will translate data into clear insight reports for the National Saturday Club team as well as for partners, with practical recommendations to inform the development of the programme, policy and practice. Analysis will focus on key themes including equity of access, young people's skills and wellbeing, place-based variation, and awareness of future education and career pathways. This role ensures that National Saturday Club's evidence base is analytical, rigorous and strategically useful to support programme improvement, advocacy and policy engagement. Responsibilities and Duties: Conduct quantitative data analysis including analysing participation, demographic trends, and outcomes Develop systems to make use of NSC archive data alongside current datasets for longitudinal analysis Conduct qualitative coding and thematic analysis Produce analytical insight reports that synthesise quantitative and qualitative findings, identify patterns and explanatory factors, and provide proportionate recommendations Other Information: Attend and contribute to team meetings, supervision sessions, training and any other internal meetings as requested Attend external meetings with stakeholders, partners and funders as requested Conduct all activities in line with our values and policies and in a manner which promotes and enhances National Saturday Club's image and reputation. Undertake any other duties that may reasonably be required to fulfil the duties of this post (including some national travel, overnight stays) Some weekend working may be required, for which time-off in lieu can be claimed. Person Specification Essential Criteria: A degree (or equivalent professional experience) in a relevant discipline such as social sciences, education, sociology, psychology, statistics, economics, cultural policy, research methods or a related analytical field Demonstrable experience conducting quantitative data analysis, including analysing participation data, demographic trends and outcome measures Experience working with large or complex datasets and applying appropriate analytical approaches to generate meaningful findings Experience integrating historical or archive data with current datasets to enable longitudinal or comparative analysis Demonstrable experience conducting qualitative research including coding and thematic analysis Ability to interpret data critically and move beyond descriptive reporting to generate meaningful insight Experience producing clear, structured reports with proportionate and practical recommendations Strong written communication skills, with the ability to present complex findings in accessible language Good understanding of data protection and ethical considerations in analysis, particularly when working with young people Understanding of, or strong interest in, creative education, non-formal learning or youth participation in the UK Desirable Criteria: Experience using statistical analysis software (e.g. SPSS, R, Stata or similar) Experience using qualitative data analysis software (e.g. NVivo, Atlas.ti, MAXQDA or similar) to support coding and thematic analysis Experience analysing multi-site or network-based programme data Experience conducting longitudinal research Experience undertaking place-based or geographic analysis Experience contributing to policy briefings or advocacy materials Familiarity with UK creative education or cultural policy contexts Experience contributing to organisational strategy through evaluation insights Experience working with young people in educational or creative contexts Previous experience in cultural or creative organisations Equality, Diversity & Inclusion All employees complete safeguarding and ED&I training and contribute to an inclusive culture. We actively welcome applications from candidates of all backgrounds - particularly those currently under-represented in the arts, cultural and education sectors. Environmental responsibility We take our role in trying to minimise our impact on the environment seriously and recognise the importance of championing and influencing change within our organisation, through partner collaboration and across all our activities. Data Protection All applications will be processed in accordance with General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR). All applications will be held for a period of six months for the purposes of consideration for future roles, after which point they will be securely destroyed. If you do not wish for your application to be held for this duration, then please notify us by emailing; The Saturday Club Trust is a UK-registered charity (no ) and company limited by guarantee in England and Wales (no ).
The Saturday Club Trust-1
Monitoring and Evaluation Manager (Maternity Cover) Contract: Fixed-term (Maternity Cover) from the beginning of June 2026 Hours: Part Time, 0.6 FTE/ 3 days a week Location: Office based at Somerset House, London, with some hybrid working Salary: £32,000 (pro rata) Job Overview The Monitoring and Evaluation Manager plays a central role in ensuring that the National Saturday Club (NSC) can robustly measure, evaluate and communicate the significant positive impact of its work, and that of its partners, on young people across the UK. Working closely with the CRM Manager and the wider national team, the postholder will oversee data collection processes across the national network of Saturday Clubs hosted by universities, colleges and cultural institutions. The role supports Clubs to gather meaningful and consistent data, while ensuring that young people and partners clearly understand what information is collected and why. It also ensures that high- quality data is collected, managed and shared effectively, and that clear feedback loops are established to inform programme planning, recruitment and retention, while supporting an evidence-based culture across the organisation. This role is critical to ensuring that, as the National Saturday Club grows, it does so responsibly. The postholder will help maintain high standards of experience for its beneficiaries and contribute to building a credible and transparent evidence base that strengthens the organisation's long-term sustainability and its influence on policy, research and knowledge sharing. Responsibilities and Duties: Working with the NSC team, develop and maintain appropriate methods of data collection, aligned with the organisational theory of change, and funder requirements Working with the CRM Manager, manage data collection systems to develop a robust evidence base Work with the independent evaluator consultant and meet regular reporting deadlines Create clear guidelines and support Clubs in collecting quality data in a timely manner Ensure clear messaging for Club members and host partners to understand what data is being collected, methods and their rights Set up and enact a system of reminders and support to boost response rates Clean and manage datasets• Working with the CRM Manager, develop dashboards for sharing live monitoring and evaluation data with NSC team members on key themes including Club member recruitment, young people demographics, and programme feedback Compile data for accurate reports for funders, trustees and partners in a timely manner Share summaries and learning back with the National Saturday Club team, Clubs and funding partners Develop structured processes and timelines for sharing monitoring and evaluation findings with NSC team members to inform programme planning, recruitment and retention work Maintain secure data archives Other Information: Attend and contribute to team meetings, supervision sessions, training and any other internal meetings as requested Attend external meetings with stakeholders, partners and funders as requested Conduct all activities in line with our values and policies and in a manner which promotes and enhances National Saturday Club's image and reputation. Undertake any other duties that may reasonably be required to fulfil the duties of this post (including some national travel, overnight stays) Some weekend working may be required, for which time-off in lieu can be claimed. Person specification: Essential Criteria: Undergraduate degree or equivalent experience Demonstrable experience in monitoring and evaluation, data management or impact reporting within education, youth, cultural or voluntary sectors Strong experience managing, cleaning and maintaining quantitative and qualitative datasets Experience developing or managing data collection systems across multiple delivery partners Good understanding of data protection, GDPR and ethical considerations when working with young people Experience producing clear and accurate reports for funders, trustees or senior stakeholders Strong IT proficiency, data literacy and confidence using CRM systems, databases and spreadsheet software Ability to communicate data processes clearly to partners and support improved response rates Strong organisational skills, with the ability to manage deadlines and multiple reporting cycles Commitment to equity and inclusion and an understanding of non-formal or creative learning contexts Excellent attention to detail and accuracy Ability to work independently and collaboratively in a fast-paced environment Professional, approachable and supportive manner when working with partners Desirable Criteria: Experience working within a multi-site or networked delivery model Experience working with Salesforce or similar CRM development or system design Experience developing data dashboards or using visualisation tools (e.g. Power BI, Tableau or similar) Knowledge of participatory or youth-centred evaluation approaches Experience presenting data to external stakeholders, including funders Understanding of creative education, cultural sector delivery or youth participation policy Experience contributing to organisational strategy through evaluation insights Experience working with young people in educational or creative context Previous experience in cultural or creative organisations Equality, Diversity & Inclusion All employees complete safeguarding and ED&I training and contribute to an inclusive culture. We actively welcome applications from candidates of all backgrounds - particularly those currently under-represented in the arts, cultural and education sectors. Environmental responsibility We take our role in trying to minimise our impact on the environment seriously and recognise the importance of championing and influencing change within our organisation, through partner collaboration and across all our activities. Data Protection All applications will be processed in accordance with General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR). All applications will be held for a period of six months for the purposes of consideration for future roles, after which point they will be securely destroyed. If you do not wish for your application to be held for this duration, then please notify us by emailing; The Saturday Club Trust is a UK-registered charity (no ) and company limited by guarantee in England and Wales (no ).
Monitoring and Evaluation Manager (Maternity Cover) Contract: Fixed-term (Maternity Cover) from the beginning of June 2026 Hours: Part Time, 0.6 FTE/ 3 days a week Location: Office based at Somerset House, London, with some hybrid working Salary: £32,000 (pro rata) Job Overview The Monitoring and Evaluation Manager plays a central role in ensuring that the National Saturday Club (NSC) can robustly measure, evaluate and communicate the significant positive impact of its work, and that of its partners, on young people across the UK. Working closely with the CRM Manager and the wider national team, the postholder will oversee data collection processes across the national network of Saturday Clubs hosted by universities, colleges and cultural institutions. The role supports Clubs to gather meaningful and consistent data, while ensuring that young people and partners clearly understand what information is collected and why. It also ensures that high- quality data is collected, managed and shared effectively, and that clear feedback loops are established to inform programme planning, recruitment and retention, while supporting an evidence-based culture across the organisation. This role is critical to ensuring that, as the National Saturday Club grows, it does so responsibly. The postholder will help maintain high standards of experience for its beneficiaries and contribute to building a credible and transparent evidence base that strengthens the organisation's long-term sustainability and its influence on policy, research and knowledge sharing. Responsibilities and Duties: Working with the NSC team, develop and maintain appropriate methods of data collection, aligned with the organisational theory of change, and funder requirements Working with the CRM Manager, manage data collection systems to develop a robust evidence base Work with the independent evaluator consultant and meet regular reporting deadlines Create clear guidelines and support Clubs in collecting quality data in a timely manner Ensure clear messaging for Club members and host partners to understand what data is being collected, methods and their rights Set up and enact a system of reminders and support to boost response rates Clean and manage datasets• Working with the CRM Manager, develop dashboards for sharing live monitoring and evaluation data with NSC team members on key themes including Club member recruitment, young people demographics, and programme feedback Compile data for accurate reports for funders, trustees and partners in a timely manner Share summaries and learning back with the National Saturday Club team, Clubs and funding partners Develop structured processes and timelines for sharing monitoring and evaluation findings with NSC team members to inform programme planning, recruitment and retention work Maintain secure data archives Other Information: Attend and contribute to team meetings, supervision sessions, training and any other internal meetings as requested Attend external meetings with stakeholders, partners and funders as requested Conduct all activities in line with our values and policies and in a manner which promotes and enhances National Saturday Club's image and reputation. Undertake any other duties that may reasonably be required to fulfil the duties of this post (including some national travel, overnight stays) Some weekend working may be required, for which time-off in lieu can be claimed. Person specification: Essential Criteria: Undergraduate degree or equivalent experience Demonstrable experience in monitoring and evaluation, data management or impact reporting within education, youth, cultural or voluntary sectors Strong experience managing, cleaning and maintaining quantitative and qualitative datasets Experience developing or managing data collection systems across multiple delivery partners Good understanding of data protection, GDPR and ethical considerations when working with young people Experience producing clear and accurate reports for funders, trustees or senior stakeholders Strong IT proficiency, data literacy and confidence using CRM systems, databases and spreadsheet software Ability to communicate data processes clearly to partners and support improved response rates Strong organisational skills, with the ability to manage deadlines and multiple reporting cycles Commitment to equity and inclusion and an understanding of non-formal or creative learning contexts Excellent attention to detail and accuracy Ability to work independently and collaboratively in a fast-paced environment Professional, approachable and supportive manner when working with partners Desirable Criteria: Experience working within a multi-site or networked delivery model Experience working with Salesforce or similar CRM development or system design Experience developing data dashboards or using visualisation tools (e.g. Power BI, Tableau or similar) Knowledge of participatory or youth-centred evaluation approaches Experience presenting data to external stakeholders, including funders Understanding of creative education, cultural sector delivery or youth participation policy Experience contributing to organisational strategy through evaluation insights Experience working with young people in educational or creative context Previous experience in cultural or creative organisations Equality, Diversity & Inclusion All employees complete safeguarding and ED&I training and contribute to an inclusive culture. We actively welcome applications from candidates of all backgrounds - particularly those currently under-represented in the arts, cultural and education sectors. Environmental responsibility We take our role in trying to minimise our impact on the environment seriously and recognise the importance of championing and influencing change within our organisation, through partner collaboration and across all our activities. Data Protection All applications will be processed in accordance with General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR). All applications will be held for a period of six months for the purposes of consideration for future roles, after which point they will be securely destroyed. If you do not wish for your application to be held for this duration, then please notify us by emailing; The Saturday Club Trust is a UK-registered charity (no ) and company limited by guarantee in England and Wales (no ).
