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The Melton Foundation is seeking a full-time Program Coordinator to support two of its flagship initiatives: the Global Citizenship Learning Program (GCLP) and the Global Solvers Accelerator (GSA). This role offers the opportunity to work at the intersection of global education, social innovation, and community engagement—supporting young changemakers as they implement impact-driven projects and grow into lifelong Global Citizens.
About the Melton Foundation
Founded in 1991, the Melton Foundation is a global non-profit organization dedicated to promoting Global Citizenship as a means to build inclusive and sustainable societies. With over 650 Melton Fellows worldwide, the Foundation equips young leaders with the tools, networks, and experiences needed to address complex global challenges through collaboration across cultures, sectors, and disciplines.
Through fellowships and learning programs, the Melton Foundation fosters skills in leadership, intercultural dialogue, and social innovation, enabling participants to become catalysts for change in their communities and beyond.
About the Programs
Global Citizenship Learning Program (GCLP) is designed for university students and emphasizes leadership, critical thinking, and global collaboration. Participants engage in interactive workshops, reflective learning, and co-created projects aimed at advancing global equity.
Global Solvers Accelerator (GSA) targets young social entrepreneurs who are already leading impactful projects. Over eight months, participants benefit from peer learning, mentorship, and practical tools to advance the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in their communities.
Role Summary: Program Coordinator
The Program Coordinator plays a pivotal role in ensuring the seamless coordination and high-quality delivery of the GCLP and GSA. Working across time zones and cultures, this individual will support program implementation, participant engagement, and learning facilitation—combining operational efficiency with empathy and a collaborative spirit.
This is a remote, full-time role (35–40 hours/week), requiring availability between 12–3 PM GMT, including some weekends. Occasional travel may be required. The position runs from January to December 2026, with the possibility of renewal.
Key Responsibilities
- Support the planning and execution of both programs’ virtual learning journeys
- Act as the primary point of contact for participants—from onboarding through to completion
- Coordinate live sessions, workshops, and events across global time zones
- Co-host and provide real-time logistical support during online sessions
- Prepare program documentation, learning materials, and regular reports
- Maintain digital infrastructure and organized records, including learning platforms such as Howspace
- Collect, analyze, and act on participant feedback to enhance program effectiveness
- Assist in the planning and logistics for in-person events, including the Global Citizenship Convention and Global Solvers Co-Lab
- Liaise with Melton Foundation staff, facilitators, and external collaborators to ensure cohesive program delivery
Required Qualifications and Experience
- A bachelor’s degree or equivalent in any relevant field
- Minimum of two years’ experience in program coordination, curriculum design, or virtual facilitation
- Background in fields such as community engagement, education, international development, social innovation, or sustainability
- Proven ability to work across cultures and time zones
- Strong organizational, project management, and communication skills
- Fluent written and spoken English; additional languages are a plus
What the Melton Foundation Offers
- A competitive salary, benchmarked to the applicant’s region and experience
- A fully remote and flexible work environment
- Opportunities to travel and participate in global convenings
- Engagement with a diverse, mission-driven team
- Access to a global network of changemakers and professionals
- Ongoing professional development opportunities
- An inclusive, respectful, and values-driven organizational culture
How to Apply
Applications are open until 10 November 2025. Interested candidates should submit the following documents via the official online application form:
- Resume
- Highest educational certificate
- Cover letter outlining interest in the role and relevant experience
- A list of at least two professional references, including names, titles, emails, and phone numbers
Please note: Only complete applications will be reviewed. Due to the volume of applications, only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
Shape the Future of Global Citizenship
This is more than a job—it’s a chance to help nurture the next generation of leaders committed to inclusive development and meaningful social change. If you’re ready to contribute your skills to a purpose-driven organization, apply now to become the Program Coordinator at the Melton Foundation.
