Careers
We’re always on the lookout for passionate, creative people who believe in the power of literature to change lives. Whether you're a teacher, designer, marketer or word-nerd, if you care about great books, strong pedagogy and meaningful work, you might just belong here.

Our Culture
We’re a small but mighty team driven by purpose and collaboration. We believe in doing the work that matters, and keeping things human, whether we’re running school training, building new resources or brewing the next round of coffee! Everyone has a voice, and everyone’s ideas are welcome. We work flexibly, support one another, and always make time to celebrate the wins, big or small.
Our Values

People First
We put people at the heart of everything. Our team, the schools we work with, and the children we create for are why we do what we do.
Get Creative
We love bold ideas! For us, creativity and strong teaching go hand in hand. We ask questions, try things out, and make sure what we’re building really works.
One Team
We care for others and make them feel like they belong. We communicate openly, set clear expectations, encourage each other/others to listen, have fun and celebrate our colleagues.
Keep Learning
Every day is a learning day. We’re always learning, growing, and figuring things out. Whether we’re teaching, creating or collaborating, we stay open and curious.

Our Accreditations and Memberships
We are proud to be accredited by and hold membership of some amazing organisations which help us with our commitment to our team and the environment. We uphold a shared vision of a safe working environment and are committed to contributing to the values of social justice.





Vacancies
Graduate Project Assistant
Job details…
Location: London, EC1
Salary: London Living Wage
Duration: Fixed Term Contract / Full time
Start date: ASAP
You have a strong passion for design and a keen eye for creating visually compelling, polished results. You have excellent attention to detail and understand the importance of consistency.
A bit about us…
We are a privately owned EdTech and Consultancy, registered and headquartered in the UK. Founded in 2012 with the sole objective of empowering schools to have the subject knowledge to teach English effectively through the use of quality children’s literature. Culture is key: we have a remarkable bunch of people who have a shared set of principles, philosophies and values. These together are what perpetuate our collective success.
About the Role…
We are looking for a motivated graduate to join our team for a 6-week project, reporting into the Curriculum Content team. The successful candidate will support the conversion of our existing planning resources into a new, consistent publication format using Adobe InDesign.
This is an excellent opportunity for someone looking to gain practical experience in document design, layout, publishing, and project delivery within a professional environment.
What you’ll be doing…
· Convert existing planning resources into a new InDesign template
· Format text, tables, images, and graphics to ensure consistency and accuracy
· Apply brand and style guidelines throughout all documents
· Check formatting, pagination, and document quality before finalisation
· Liaise with the project team to clarify content and resolve formatting issues
· Maintain organised file management and version control
· Meet agreed deadlines while managing multiple documents
What you’ll need…
Essential:
· Recent graduate or final-year student in Graphic Design, Communication Design, Publishing or a related discipline
· High proficiency in Adobe InDesign
· Excellent attention to detail
· Strong organisational and time management skills
· Ability to work independently while taking direction from the project team
· Good written communication skills
Desirable:
· Experience working with long-form documents or educational resources
· Familiarity with Adobe Acrobat and Microsoft Office
· Understanding of document accessibility and publication best practice
Personal Attributes…
· Methodical and detail-oriented
· Reliable and able to work to deadlines
· Positive attitude and willingness to learn
· Strong problem-solving skills
· Comfortable working with repetitive formatting tasks while maintaining accuracy
What You'll Gain…
· Hands-on experience working on a significant publication project
· Opportunity to develop advanced Adobe InDesign skills
· Experience working with professional documentation and publishing standards
· A strong portfolio piece demonstrating document design and production
· Mentoring and practical experience within a collaborative team
The Interview Process…
45-minute chat with the team (in person) followed by a 45-minute practical task.
Diversity, Equality & Inclusion…
We believe in a friendly and supportive work culture. We are proud to be an equal opportunity workplace: we welcome applications from anyone regardless of age, disability, gender, sexual orientation, pregnancy and maternity, race, religion or belief and marriage and civil partnerships.
How to apply…
Send your CV and a short statement (no more than 150 words) telling us how your knowledge and skills meet the job requirements described in the job description to careers@literacytree.com.