Location
London

Hours
Full Time

Salary
Negotiable

About the Role
Please note that this role will close at 00:01 on Friday 18 December 2026, so we advise submitting your application by midnight on Thursday 17 December 2026.

As the UK’s communications regulator, Ofcom delivers vital work that keeps the UK connected and shapes the future of communication. Our remit covers phones, broadband, TV, radio, postal services, wireless devices, and online safety. We seek people from diverse backgrounds and experiences to help make communications work for everyone.

The People, Culture & Workplace Apprentice will support the People, Culture & Workplace team through rotations across multiple HR disciplines including Recruitment, People Operations, People Technology & Intelligence, Employee Relations, Learning & Development, and Early Careers. This role offers a unique opportunity to develop skills across HR functions while contributing to meaningful work.

Responsibilities include responding to day-to-day HR queries, supporting HR processes across the employee lifecycle from recruitment to retirement, maintaining accurate HR records, providing HR information to employees and stakeholders, and collaborating across teams to implement HR-related changes.

This is a two-year fixed term contract with the opportunity to complete the Level 3 HR Support apprenticeship, including the CIPD Level 3 qualification.

Experience
None required; this apprenticeship is designed to build your skills and knowledge across HR disciplines.

About you
- Able to gather and analyse information to generate insights.
- Capable of planning work, setting goals, coordinating resources, and keeping delivery on track.
- Effective at working across teams, sharing knowledge, and fostering collaboration.
- Communicates ideas clearly and confidently to different audiences.
- Creative in suggesting improvements to processes, policies, or services.
- Motivated to learn, seek feedback, and develop relevant skills and expertise.

Qualifications
GCSE English Language and Maths at grade 4 (C) or above.