Join Bridges and help create pathways to opportunity for refugees and migrants.

Would you like to help refugees and migrants turn their skills, experience and qualifications into new career opportunities in Scotland?

Bridges is looking for a motivated and committed Career Development & Integration Officer to join our team, initially supporting our Refugee Doctors Programme and contributing to our wider work supporting refugees and migrants across Scotland.

About Bridges

Bridges is a Scottish charity with almost 25 years of experience supporting refugees and migrants to access opportunities, overcome barriers and build their futures in Scotland.

We provide practical, person-centred support that helps people recognise their skills, develop their confidence and access pathways into employment, education and training. Our approach is rooted in lived experience, partnership working and a commitment to creating opportunities for meaningful economic and social inclusion.

About the role

The Career Development & Integration Officer provides keyworker-led, person-centred and trauma-informed support to refugees and migrants, helping them to recognise and build on their skills, develop confidence and progress towards their aspirations through employment, education and training.

The postholder will initially contribute to Bridges' Refugee Doctors Programme, supporting refugee doctors to navigate pathways towards professional registration, employment and further development within the healthcare sector.

As a consistent point of contact, you will work collaboratively with refugee doctors to understand their circumstances, identify their goals and any barriers to progression, develop and review individual action plans, and support them to navigate short- and longer-term career pathways.

The role also involves developing and maintaining relationships with employers, education providers, professional bodies and other partners to identify opportunities, strengthen pathways and contribute to resources that support career development and progression.

The postholder may be required to work across different Bridges programmes and projects, according to organisational priorities and service needs, while maintaining the core responsibilities and purpose of the role.

About you

We are looking for someone who:

Has experience of supporting people with employability, career development, education or integration.

Can provide person-centred, inclusive and empowering support, recognising people's existing skills, experience and potential.

Understands the barriers that refugees and migrants may face when accessing employment, education and professional opportunities.

Has the ability to develop trusting relationships and work collaboratively with individuals from diverse backgrounds.

Can build effective relationships with employers, education providers and other stakeholders to create opportunities for progression.

Is organised, proactive and able to manage a varied caseload while working as part of a wider team.

Demonstrates a commitment to equality, diversity, inclusion and continuous learning.

We particularly welcome applications from people who bring relevant lived experience and an understanding of the experiences of refugees and migrants.

Why join Bridges?

At Bridges, you will be part of a small, committed and diverse team where lived experience, collaboration and learning are valued.

You will have the opportunity to contribute to work that makes a practical difference to people's lives, while helping to develop more inclusive career pathways and opportunities for refugees and migrants in Scotland.

Join Bridges and help create pathways to opportunity for refugees and migrants.

Would you like to help refugees and migrants turn their skills, experience and qualifications into new career opportunities in Scotland?

Bridges is looking for a motivated and committed Finance Administrator to join our team, initially supporting our Refugee Doctors Programme and contributing to our wider work supporting refugees and migrants across Scotland.

About Bridges

Bridges is a Scottish charity with almost 25 years of experience supporting refugees and migrants to access opportunities, overcome barriers and build their futures in Scotland.

We provide practical, person-centred support that helps people recognise their skills, develop their confidence and access pathways into employment, education and training. Our approach is rooted in lived experience, partnership working and a commitment to creating opportunities for meaningful economic and social inclusion.

About the role

As Finance Administrator, you will work closely with the Director of Finance and colleagues across the organisation to support Bridges financial sustainability and the effective management of its resources.

You will be responsible for the accurate and timely administration of day-to-day financial activities, including processing income and expenditure, carrying out financial reconciliations and supporting client payments. You will also assist with budget monitoring and financial reporting, ensuring reliable financial information is available to support effective decision-making.

Working with the support of the Director of Finance, you will help strengthen financial controls, maintain compliance with relevant financial and regulatory requirements, and promote efficient and responsible financial practices across Bridges.

Through these responsibilities, you will play an important role in maintaining sound financial management and supporting Bridges in achieving its charitable objectives.

About you

We are looking for someone who:

• Is organised, reliable and detail-focused with a good understanding of financial administration and a commitment to maintaining accurate financial records.
• Has strong numerical and IT skills, including experience of using spreadsheets.
• Is confident in managing day-to-day financial tasks, meeting deadlines and resolving discrepancies.
• Has good communication and interpersonal skills, able to work both independently and collaboratively with colleagues across the organisation.
• Demonstrates honesty, integrity and discretion when handling sensitive financial information
• Is flexible, proactive and has a positive approach to work.
• Is willing to learn and develop your skills, take pride in maintaining high standards and share Bridges values and commitment to making a positive difference.
• We particularly welcome applications from people who bring relevant lived experience and an understanding of the experiences of refugees and migrants.

Why join Bridges?

At Bridges, you will be part of a small, committed and diverse team where lived experience, collaboration and learning are valued.

You will have the opportunity to contribute to work that makes a practical difference to people's lives, while helping to develop more inclusive career pathways and opportunities for refugees and migrants in Scotland.

Join Bridges and help create pathways to opportunity for refugees and migrants.

Would you like to help refugees and migrants turn their skills, experience and qualifications into new career opportunities in Scotland?

Bridges is looking for a motivated and committed Digital and Applications Officer to join our team, initially supporting our Refugee Doctors Programme and contributing to our wider work supporting refugees and migrants across Scotland.

About Bridges

Bridges is a Scottish charity with almost 25 years of experience supporting refugees and migrants to access opportunities, overcome barriers and build their futures in Scotland.

We provide practical, person-centred support that helps people recognise their skills, develop their confidence and access pathways into employment, education and training. Our approach is rooted in lived experience, partnership working and a commitment to creating opportunities for meaningful economic and social inclusion.

About the role

We are looking for a proactive and skilled Digital and Applications Officer to support the development and continuous improvement of our digital systems and services at Bridges Programmes. This role will play a key part in enhancing our online client portal, developing an accessible digital resource bank and improving application processes and workflows to support refugee doctors on their journey towards GMC registration and NHS employment. Working closely with colleagues, service users and external suppliers, you will help ensure our digital platforms are efficient, user-friendly and responsive to the needs of those accessing our services. You will also support data quality, troubleshoot technical issues and identify opportunities to improve the way we deliver our programmes through digital technology.

About you

We are looking for someone who:

• Is a confident and adaptable digital professional with experience in managing, maintaining and improving digital platforms, databases, online portals or application systems.
• Has strong IT skills, including proficiency in Microsoft 365, and the ability to troubleshoot technical issues, develop engaging digital content and improve processes to make services more efficient and accessible.
• Is organised, detail-oriented and solutions-focused, comfortable managing competing priorities, working independently and collaborating with a range of colleagues and stakeholders. You will understand the importance of data protection, accessibility and delivering a positive user experience.
• Is motivated by the opportunity to use your digital skills to make a meaningful difference, supporting an organisation committed to inclusion and helping refugee doctors rebuild their careers in Scotland.
• We particularly welcome applications from people who bring relevant lived experience and an understanding of the experiences of refugees and migrants.

Why join Bridges?

At Bridges, you will be part of a small, committed and diverse team where lived experience, collaboration and learning are valued.

You will have the opportunity to contribute to work that makes a practical difference to people's lives, while helping to develop more inclusive career pathways and opportunities for refugees and migrants in Scotland.