3 project coordinator jobs found

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...

2 Year Fixed Term Contract Vacancy Central London Hybrid working Our client is seeking an experienced Payroll Project Lead to join their busy team on a 2-year FTC basis. Duties include; Lead and develop the Payroll Analytics Team Manage multiple concurrent payroll projects using the organisation's Agile Working framework. Lead end‑to‑end delivery of transformation initiatives focused on payroll digitisation, process efficiency, and systems improvement. Develop and maintain project plans, schedules, and milestones. Act as the primary escalation point for all project-related issues. Coordinate resource planning, capacity management, and task allocation across project teams. Ensure all project activities, risks, KPIs, and deliverables are monitored and managed effectively. Oversee system configuration and user acceptance testing (UAT), including scenario creation and documentation. Build, analyse, and present management reports to support decision-making and highlight key insights....

A Key Stage 1 Teacher is required for a full-time role starting after the Easter break, working through Teaching Personnel in a one-form entry primary school that we are proudly partnered with. As a KS1 class teacher in a one-form entry school you will be responsible for planning and teaching the full curriculum, assessing pupils, supporting phonics and early reading, managing behaviour, communicating with parents, supporting SEND, and contributing to the wider school community. The role is due to start in summer term (13th April) and will be via Teaching Personnel intially, with the prospect of a permanent role for the right person.  The main responsibility is delivering high-quality lessons aligned with the National Curriculum for England. Key duties include: Planning engaging, differentiated lessons in core and foundation subjects. Teaching English, maths, phonics, science, and wider curriculum subjects. Adapting teaching to meet different learning needs and abilities....