Gymnasts for Change International
Job Summary
Job Description
3 – 3.5 day per week
Circa £30k Pro Rata
The post-holder will be a critical point of contact for our international advocates, trustees, and partners, representing the organisation with professionalism and care. They will play a central role in the next phase of G4CI’s development, including the delivery of international campaigns and
advocacy events, helping the charity to grow its impact and strengthen its global advocacy for athlete welfare and human rights in gymnastics. Key projects the post-holder will be involved in are the administration and development of the G4CI Oral History Archive and related Engagement
events.
This is an exciting opportunity to be part of a movement that is shifting the global landscape of athlete rights.
You’ll be joining:
A passionate core team of six in the UK, and more internationally in a friendly and positive working environment
The chance to work with inspiring, high-calibre colleagues on innovative approaches to athlete rights and human rights change
A flexible working culture that is happy to accommodate varying hours and working patterns
A young fast-growing, survivor-led human rights organisation
An organisation backed by significant core funding until 2027 from the Oak Foundation
A movement making real impact in the UK and building influence internationally
Job Requirements
Essential requirements include strong organisational skills, ability to prioritise multiple tasks, and confidence in diary and inbox management. Candidates must have excellent written and verbal communication, discretion in handling sensitive information, and strong digital literacy (Google Workspace, MS Office, online meeting platforms). They should work independently, take initiative, and commit to trauma-informed, survivor-centred, and inclusive practices. Desirable qualities include experience in the charity, voluntary, or arts sectors; knowledge of safeguarding, GDPR, athlete welfare, or human rights; and skills in supporting Boards or governance. Diplomacy with a wide range of stakeholders, plus IT/design skills (Photoshop, Canva, Squarespace, CMS), are advantageous. Applicants should be adaptable, collaborative in small teams, and motivated to meet tight deadlines.
Job Overview
- Job Title: Operations Manager
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Salary: £30k-£40k
(pro-rata) - Hours:
Part time - Artform: Combined arts
- Role: Admin, Secretarial & PA
- Contract: Contract
- Closing date: Thu, 30 Oct 2025
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Location:
London
Job: Operations Manager
Job: Operations Manager
Organisation: Gymnasts for Change International
Postcode: E1 8EW
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