Haringey Council

About the Company

Haringey is fantastic - the world in one borough. A place brimming with creativity, vibrancy, personality, radicalism, diversity and community. It is a place where we stand up for each other. A place that is proudly distinctive.

Haringey is the London Borough of Culture for 2027 and we are planning a year of culture to celebrate our 'Rebel Borough'. For centuries people have come from all over the world and made their home here. They have been welcomed by our communities and in turn have enriched daily life in the borough. Our streets buzz with culture, from food markets to street art, roller discos to Nigerian tapas. Culture and community is in our DNA.

Our working-class history champions change-makers and everyday rebels; revelling in our differences, battling discrimination, championing equality and doing things our own way. We speak 180 languages and are home to many communities. Our incredible and renowned food culture is on show from Green Lanes to West Green Road.

Haringey is a special place. We have great schools, wonderful libraries, green flag parks; and thriving shopping centres and high streets. We are proud to be home to the renowned Alexandra Palace; historic Bruce Castle Museum; beautiful Finsbury Park; and the world-class Tottenham Stadium. As well as to ground-breaking artists, entrepreneurs, activists, educators; and thousands of dedicated and committed key workers.

As a council we strongly believe in what we do. We work in partnership with our residents. We recognise they are experts in their own lives, communities and our borough. We draw on their experience and insights. Their priorities are our priorities.

We put our values at the heart of everything we do. We fight for what is right and challenge injustice. We work for the common good and aim to unite not divide.

We are competent, collaborative and radical. We are building a fairer and greener Haringey.

Listed Jobs

Company Name

Haringey Council

Job Title

Quality Assurance Team Manager

Job Description

**Job title** Quality Assurance Team Manager – Children’s Social Care **Role summary** Lead the Quality Assurance (QA) function within the Children’s Social Care service. Conduct comprehensive audits, analyse findings, prepare reports for senior leadership, and drive continuous improvement of practice through the QA framework. Manage a small QA team, ensuring compliance with statutory standards and organisational policies. **Expectations** - Deliver evidence‑based QA outcomes that elevate standards of practice for children and families. - Maintain high levels of data integrity and reporting accuracy. - Foster a culture of transparency, accountability, and continuous improvement. - Provide coaching and support to QA staff, ensuring professional development and effective team performance. **Key responsibilities** - Plan, conduct and document routine and ad‑hoc audits across all clinical and procedural areas. - Analyse audit data to identify trends, risks, and opportunities for improvement. - Prepare concise, well‑structured audit reports with quantitative and qualitative insights. - Present findings to senior managers, facilitating action plans and monitoring progress. - Manage the QA team’s workload, ensuring timely delivery of audit outputs. - Advise on health and safety, data protection, and equality and diversity compliance. - Maintain up‑to‑date knowledge of relevant legislation, guidance and evidence‑based best practice. - Act as a liaison between clinical staff, managers and external regulators. **Required skills** - Strong audit and analytical skills with the ability to interpret complex data. - Excellent written and verbal communication; proficient in report writing and presentations. - Leadership and people‑management experience (minimum of 2 years). - In‑depth knowledge of health and safety, data protection, and equality legislation. - Proficiency in IT systems, especially electronic integrated children’s systems such as Liquid Logic. - Commitment to continuous professional development and evidence‑based practice. **Required education & certifications** - Qualified Social Worker with a recognized Social Work qualification. - Active registration with Social Work England (SWE). - Minimum level: PO7 grade education and experience, including post‑qualification CPD evidence. ---

London, United kingdom

On site

19-11-2025

Company Name

Haringey Council

Job Title

Data Assistant

Job Description

**Job title:** Data Assistant **Role Summary:** Support the school Data Team by collecting, cleaning, analysing, and reporting assessment data to inform teaching and improve student outcomes. **Expectations:** - Demonstrate strong ICT proficiency and logical mathematical thinking. - Maintain high standards of data accuracy, confidentiality, and security. - Collaborate with teachers and senior staff to interpret data and drive decisions. - Adhere to safeguarding policies and complete enhanced checks (Prevent duty). **Key Responsibilities:** 1. Input, validate, and manage assessment data in school systems. 2. Clean, organise, and prepare data sets for analysis. 3. Produce regular performance reports, dashboards, and targeted insights. 4. Identify trends and support the design of improvement strategies. 5. Assist in the preparation of school‑wide data presentations for leadership and stakeholders. 6. Ensure compliance with data protection legislation and school governance. 7. Provide support and training to staff on data tools and interpretation. **Required Skills:** - Advanced spreadsheet skills (Excel or equivalent). - Basic statistical analysis and data interpretation. - Strong logical reasoning and problem‑solving ability. - Excellent attention to detail and organisational skills. - Effective written and oral communication. - Ability to work collaboratively within a team. **Required Education & Certifications:** - Minimum GCSE (or equivalent) in Maths and ICT (or higher qualification such as A‑levels, BSc, or relevant data‑analysis certificate). - Current Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) Certificate or equivalent; subject to enhanced Prevent checks. ---

London, United kingdom

On site

05-12-2025