
Are you a motivated and organised individual looking to make a difference in a meaningful environment?
St Leonard’s Hospice is recruiting a Learning & Development Coordinator to join our Workforce, Education, Learning & Development (WELD) department. Working as part of a small team, this role will coordinate L&D activity to ensure Hospice staff receive the right training and are offered a varied and engaging curriculum which supports their wellbeing and performance whilst at work.
No two days will be the same and as a Learning & Development Coordinator, your key duties will be to:
This is a part-time position based at our main hospice site, working 24 hours per week in office hours. Ideally, we are looking for someone to work at least 7.5 hours on a Monday however there is flexibility over how the rest of the hours are worked during the week which can be discussed at interview. The salary for this role is £16,581.76 per annum pro rata (FTE £25,909 per annum).
If you wish to discuss this role further, please contact the Hospice’s HR Team by email at hr@stleonardshospice.org.uk.
No agencies, please.
To apply for this role, please complete our online application form. The closing date for this role is 1 November 2026, however we reserve the right to extend or close this post earlier.
We do not have sponsorship status and therefore all our offers are made conditional upon our candidates submitting evidence of their right to work in the UK in conjunction with our other pre-employment checks.

St Leonard’s Hospice is an independent charity providing specialist palliative and end of life care to people in York and across North Yorkshire. From diagnosis, we are here to support anyone living with a life-limiting and terminal illness, as well as those close to them.
Our services include our Inpatient Unit, Hospice@Home, carer support, bereavement services, and wellbeing support.
All of our care is provided free of charge to patients and their families, when they need it most.
But that care is not free to deliver. It costs £10.5 million each year to run the Hospice. While we receive some public funding, the majority is only possible thanks to the generosity and support of our local community.