3 junior project manager jobs found

SEND & AP Improvement Project Manager 6‑month interim contract | ASAP start £400-£500 Inside IR35 (via umbrella) Remote working CVs are being reviewed immediately and interviews will take place in 2 weeks. Are you ready to step into a pivotal role driving real impact for children, young people and families? As a SEND & AP Improvement Project Manager, you’ll work directly with senior leadership, supporting the Director of SEND & Inclusion and Programme Manager to turn high‑priority improvement requirements into measurable change. This is a chance to lead on critical project coordination, help shape improvement frameworks, elevate governance, and drive forward transformation that genuinely improves outcomes. Your role as SEND & AP Improvement Project Manager: • Lead high‑quality project management, coordinating improvement initiatives from planning to delivery • Maintain and oversee project plans, risks, issues and progress reporting with accuracy and...

Facilities Manager Main Purpose of the RoleThe Facilities Manager is responsible for keeping all school sites safe, well‑maintained and running smoothly. This includes managing buildings, minibuses, contractors, improvement projects, and health & safety. The role works closely with the Head of Operations to ensure the school environment supports staff, pupils, and the school's long‑term goals. Key ResponsibilitiesHealth & Safety & Compliance Act as the school's Health & Safety lead and Fire Officer. Make sure all buildings meet legal standards and regulations. Carry out and update risk assessments. Keep records of fire, water, asbestos, legionella and other safety checks. Ensure strong security procedures across all sites. Deliver staff training related to H&S and fire safety.Site & Building Management Lead daily maintenance and ensure the school is safe, clean and presentable. Coordinate both reactive repairs and planned maintenance work. Manage...

Key Responsibilities: Lead the design, delivery and evaluation of social work training and development programmes Coordinate and oversee ASYE programmes and support early career social workers Provide mentoring, coaching and support to social workers, students and practice educators Undertake training needs analysis and contribute to workforce development planning Quality assure internal and external training provision Work collaboratively with partner agencies, including universities and training providers Support placement provision and monitor student progress and performance Lead and contribute to projects aligned to local and national workforce development priorities Produce reports and performance data to support service improvement Advise senior managers on social work education and continuous improvement Essential Requirements: Qualified Social Worker (Degree, DipSW, CQSW or equivalent) Current registration with Social Work England Stage 2 Practice Educator...