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BBYO UK Vacancies
BBYO UK exists to inspire, develop, and empower Jewish teens - building future leaders who strengthen our values within the Jewish and wider community.
We’re a small, ambitious organisation powered by great people and strong relationships, and we’re looking for talented, values-led professionals to join our team.
Explore our current paid vacancies below and apply if a role feels like a fit. We’d love to hear from you!
Executive Director (Permanent)
​Salary: £37k–£42k | UK-based | Permanent | Some travel (UK/Europe/Israel/USA) as required
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BBYO UK is seeking an Executive Director to empower teen leaders, energise our community, and build the fundraising, safeguarding and operational systems that make brilliant programmes possible.
ARE YOU READY TO LEAD BBYO UK?
Our Mission
To inspire, develop, and empower Jewish youth - building future leaders who strengthen our values within the Jewish and wider community.
Why BBYO UK?
This is a rare opportunity to shape meaningful Jewish experiences that resonate with teens today and to support young people to lead, create, and build community on their terms.
We're Looking For
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A driven, motivated self-starter with an entrepreneurial approach to running a small organisation
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Non-profit leadership + youth work experience
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Proven ability to manage and coach staff, and work effectively with trustees and volunteers
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Strong operations and budget management skills
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Fundraising & donor relationship skills and the ability to build new income streams
Interested?
To request an application pack, please email our Chair of Trustees, Jonathan, Lord Morris of Kenwood, at jmorris@bbyo.org.uk.
Closing date: Sunday 14th June 2026
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All offers will be subject to satisfactory references and Enhanced DBS Disclosure. Applicants must have the right to work in the UK.
Operations and Volunteers Coordinator
​Salary: £26k–£28k | UK-based | Permanent | Some travel as required
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This is a hands-on, people-focused role at the centre of BBYO UK’s programme delivery and growth. You’ll coordinate the logistics and delivery of national events, support volunteers and teen leaders, and help drive outreach and recruitment across the UK Jewish teen community. You’ll work closely with HQ staff, bogrim volunteers, and national and chapter executives.
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Download the full job description here.
ROLE OVERVIEW
Key Responsibilities
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Event logistics & programme coordination: Plan and deliver national events end-to-end, including residentials (Shorashim summer camp, Machaneh Choref winter camp), leadership training, BBYO International programme coordination, and supported chapter events. Manage equipment/resources and track budgets.
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Social media, AI & marketing: Help develop and deliver outreach and recruitment campaigns (with the Executive Director and marketing trustee). Create age-appropriate content using a mix of original material, BBYO International resources and AI-assisted drafting where appropriate (Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, etc.). Support chapters and the National Executive to strengthen local social presence and consistent messaging.
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Bogrim & volunteer outreach: Establish and coordinate a new Bogrim Council, supporting alumni volunteers to build relationships across communities, visit schools, and deliver outreach presentations with teens.
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BBYO International engagement: Support participation in international programmes and represent BBYO UK at global events when required (including International Convention in the US).
Skills & Experience
Essential: Operations/event management (or similar), strong organisation and attention to detail, ability to execute a social media/marketing strategy (ideally for young people), excellent communication and relationship-building, comfort using AI tools to work efficiently, safeguarding awareness, and ability to work within budgets.
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Desirable: Experience in a Jewish/youth movement context, familiarity with BBYO, CRM/project tools, and volunteer coordination.
Essential Requirements
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Full UK driving licence
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Enhanced DBS check
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Flexibility for evenings/Sundays and key events, including 4–5 residential weekends/year, 10-day BBYO International Convention (US, typically February), and a short visit to the annual summer Trek programme abroad (Israel or Europe), plus other international events as required.
How to Apply
Send your CV and a covering letter (max 1 page) outlining your fit for the role to: Recruitment@bbyo.org.uk.
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BBYO UK is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of young people. Appointment is subject to an enhanced DBS check and satisfactory references. BBYO UK is an equal opportunities employer.