Digital Change and Adoption Partner
Requirements
Candidates should have a strong background in learning and development, with experience in supporting change and adoption initiatives. The role is suited for those looking to advance their career in change and transformation while remaining focused on L&D practices.
Job Description
Welcome
Thank you for your interest in joining the People Directorate at Notting Hill Genesis.
This is an exciting time to join NHG. Our People function is evolving to become more confident, proactive and insight‑led, working closely with leaders to build capability, strengthen performance and support the delivery of great outcomes for residents.
People Development sits at the heart of our People Strategy. We help colleagues build the confidence, capability and ways of working they need to deliver high‑quality, resident‑focused services—now and in the future. Our work plays an important role in shaping NHG’s culture, leadership approach and how change is successfully embedded across the organisation.
What The Role Is All About
The Digital Change & Adoption Partner plays a critical role within this ambition. This is a hybrid role at the intersection of learning & development, behaviour change and digital transformation—ideal for someone with a strong L&D background who is looking to further develop their expertise in change and adoption.
As the Digital Change & Adoption Partner, reporting to the Learning Partnering & Delivery Manager, you will act as NHG’s specialist in embedding digital change through learning, behaviour and adoption.
This role sits within People Directorate (Learning & Development) and is not a standalone change management role. Instead, you will work alongside change and transformation colleagues, bringing a learning and behavioural lens to ensure new systems and ways of working are not just implemented—but truly adopted and sustained.
You will focus on adoption outcomes rather than training outputs. While this is not a traditional training delivery role, your L&D expertise will be essential in identifying capability needs, shaping interventions and ensuring colleagues feel confident to adopt change.
This role is ideal for someone who:
- Comes from a learning & development background
- Has experience supporting change, adoption or behavioural shifts
- Is looking to build a career further into change and transformation, while remaining rooted in L&D practice
You’ll help ensure NHG’s digital and transformation activity leads to meaningful, sustained change by:
- Bringing an L&D and behavioural perspective to digital and transformation activity
- Working with change and transformation colleagues to focus on behaviour, confidence and readiness—not just go-live
- Identifying adoption risks, capability gaps and behavioural barriers early
- Supporting leaders to understand and own their role in embedding new ways of working
- Enabling colleagues to confidently adopt new tools, systems and processes
- Ensuring learning and support activity is targeted, timely and aligned to change outcomes
How You’ll Do It
You’ll work collaboratively across NHG to ensure digital change is embedded effectively into everyday practice. This includes:
- Partnering with Transformation, Change, PMO and HRBPs to understand upcoming change and assess adoption and capability impacts
- Shaping business readiness and adoption approaches, ensuring change is well sequenced, inclusive and sustainable
- Providing insight and challenge on confidence, readiness and behavioural impact
- Defining the learning and capability requirements needed to support successful adoption (including emerging technologies such as AI and Copilot)
- Working closely with Learning Design and Systems colleagues to shape effective learning and support interventions
- Occasionally delivering targeted, adoption-focused interventions where direct involvement supports behaviour change
- Using data, feedback and usage patterns to track adoption and continuously improve outcomes
What’s in it for you?
You’ll play a key role in shaping how digital change lands across NHG, working at pace with senior stakeholders and transformation teams to ensure new ways of working stick—and genuinely improve colleague and resident experience.
Benefits include:
- Excellent annual leave and flexible working options (qualifying period may apply)
- Generous pension scheme
- Enhanced family leave (qualifying period may apply)
- Employee Assistance Programme
- Health cash plan
- Retail, leisure and lifestyle discounts
- Interest‑free loans
- Cycle to work scheme
- Life assurance – 4x annual salary
Notting Hill Genesis is a not‑for‑profit organisation providing affordable homes for Londoners and is now one of the largest housing associations in London. We are both a landlord and a developer, with more than 65,000 existing homes and 10,000 more in our pipeline, employing around 1,800 colleagues.
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If you are interested, please send your application now! Closing date: Friday 3rd July
This role is currently eligible for potential sponsorship in line with our Eligibility to Work policy, under the Skilled Worker visa route (SOC Code 2439) . This will depend on your current right to work situation and government rules, so please discuss this with a member of the HR team before you apply.
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NHG reserves the right to close this vacancy early if we receive sufficient applications, so we advise you to submit your application at your earliest opportunity.
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About Notting Hill Genesis
We’re a not-for-profit organisation providing more affordable homes for Londoners. A home provides the basis for a stable and healthy society, but the capital’s housing crisis means that for too many Londoners, a home is out of reach. We’re a not-for-profit organisation with a focus on providing quality homes at below-market rents for people who would otherwise struggle to afford them. We are both a landlord and a developer, with more than 60,000 existing homes and 10,000 more in our pipeline, and a well-established commercial business from which we reinvest surpluses to support the provision of below market-rent homes across the capital. Founded in the 1960s to address slum conditions in west London, we’re now one of London’s largest charitable housing associations and a leading advocate and trusted partner to local councils and government, giving Londoners a base and community from which to achieve their potential. Powered by half a billion pounds of investment through our Better Together strategy, we’re on a mission to improve how we deliver even better quality homes, connections and places for our 130,000 existing residents. Alongside working better together for our residents, we’ll also continue to build and develop new and more affordable homes, so that more people can continue to make London home. Read our social media house rules here: https://www.nhg.org.uk/social-media
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