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Lead impactful education projects at a globally respected social purpose company, BIT
Overview
Salary
£49050 - £63000
Location
London, UK - Hybrid; Manchester, UK - Hybrid
Expires
Expires at anytime
Visa
Visa sponsor - UK
Organisation Summary
The Behavioural Insights Team (BIT) is a renowned social purpose company that collaborates with governments, businesses, and nonprofits to address significant policy challenges. With an international presence and a rich portfolio of projects, BIT transforms lives and communities through innovative solutions.
Role Summary
- Conduct and oversee research and evaluation projects in the educational sector covering formal educational settings as well as potential work in informal.
- Lead interventions according to behavioural science principles.
- Manage numerous studies and strengthen business development.
Role Requirements
- Strong expertise in quantitative and qualitative research methodologies, with a specialization in Randomized Controlled Trials (RCTs) and mixed-method evaluations.
- Proven experience in the field of education research and advanced academic training in quantitative research methods.
- Excellent project management and communication skills.
Application Process Details
- To apply for this role, candidates should be eligible to work in the UK, however, potential sponsorship might be available for the most suitable applicant.
- The application deadline is on 22nd March 2026.
The Behavioural Insights Team (BIT) is a social purpose company dedicated to improving people's lives and communities. We partner with governments, businesses, foundations, and charities to address major policy issues, often through testing and implementing simple yet powerful changes. With about 250 staff in 8 countries, we have conducted over 1000 projects, including more than 700 randomised controlled trials.
The role: As a Senior Research Advisor in Education, you will lead research and evaluation projects in education, focusing on formal education settings from early years to higher education, with potential work in informal settings. You will manage studies, lead interventions applying behavioural sciences, and contribute to business development by leading proposals and maintaining sector relationships.
Job requirements: Candidates should have a strong background in quantitative and qualitative research methods, particularly RCTs and mixed-method evaluations. Experience in education research and a postgraduate level academic training in quantitative research methods are essential. You should also be skilled in managing complex projects and have excellent communication abilities.
Benefits: BIT offers a bonus scheme, a generous pension scheme with 7% employer contribution, a flexible benefit pot of £1,100, 25 days of annual leave (plus public holidays), enhanced parental leave, and flexible working options. Our offices provide a supportive environment with facilities like a roof terrace, an excellent coffee machine, and regular team lunches with guest speakers.
Application details: Interested candidates should apply by 22nd March 2026. The role requires the right to work in the UK, with potential sponsorship for the most suitable candidates.
