About School of Coding & AI School of Coding & AI is a fast-growing education group delivering career-focused learning across higher education, digital skills, AI, health, business and wider professional programmes. We are an ambitious organisation with a clear focus on growth, quality and student outcomes. As we continue to expand our funded education and employability programmes, we are looking for a highly organised Project Coordinator to support the planning, coordination and delivery of key projects across the group. This is a great opportunity for someone who wants to build a career in project management, funded education delivery or programme operations within a growing education organisation. About the role The Project Coordinator will support the delivery of funded programmes across School of Coding & AI and the wider SOC Group. Working closely with the Project Manager, delivery teams and external partners, you will help ensure programmes are well organised, properly documented, compliant and delivered in line with agreed timelines and funding requirements. The role will involve coordinating project activity, tracking actions, maintaining records, supporting reporting, liaising with stakeholders and helping to keep programmes on track. You will play an important part in ensuring information is accurate, deadlines are met and learners, partners and internal teams receive the right support. This role would suit someone who is organised, detail focused and confident working across multiple priorities. You do not need to be the finished article, but you must be proactive, reliable and comfortable working in a fast-paced environment where accuracy and follow-through matter. What you will be doing Support the planning and coordination of funded education, employability and skills programmes. Maintain project plans, trackers, action logs, risk logs and delivery documentation. Coordinate meetings, prepare agendas, capture actions and follow up with internal teams and external stakeholders. Support the mobilisation of new programmes, including onboarding activity, timelines, documentation and stakeholder coordination. Track learner numbers, attendance, engagement, completion and progression data. Support the Project Manager with programme reporting for senior leaders, funders and external partners. Help ensure project records, learner files and compliance evidence are complete, accurate and audit ready. Liaise with delivery teams to gather updates, identify issues and support timely resolution. Monitor deadlines and key milestones, escalating risks or delays where required. Support communication with local authorities, employers, training providers, subcontractors and other partners. Assist with data capture, document control and funding compliance checks. Support the preparation of reports, presentations and performance updates. Help coordinate programme reviews, learner progress updates and partner meetings. Support continuous improvement by identifying where processes, trackers or communication can be improved. Provide general project administration and coordination support across funded programmes. What we are looking for We are looking for someone who is organised, reliable and keen to develop within project coordination, funded education or programme delivery. Essential Experience in administration, coordination, project support or programme support. Strong organisational skills and attention to detail. Confident using Microsoft Office, especially Excel, Word and Outlook. Ability to manage multiple tasks, deadlines and priorities. Good written and verbal communication skills. Comfortable working with data, documents, trackers and reports. Able to follow processes accurately and maintain clear records. Proactive approach to solving problems and following up on actions. Ability to work with internal teams and external stakeholders in a professional manner. Desirable Experience in education, training, employability, apprenticeships, adult skills or funded programmes. Understanding of funded delivery, compliance, learner records or audit requirements. Experience supporting projects linked to local authorities, combined authorities, ESFA, DfE, UKSPF or Skills Bootcamps. Experience using CRM, learner management, MIS or project management systems. Interest in developing into a Project Manager role over time. You will also bring A structured and methodical approach to work. Confidence chasing updates and keeping people accountable to deadlines. A strong sense of ownership over your tasks. Good judgement around when to elevate issues. A willingness to learn about funding rules, programme delivery and compliance. The ability to remain calm and focused when priorities change. A positive, practical and solutions-focused mindset. Why join School of Coding & AI This is an opportunity to join a growing organisation with a real purpose, helping learners access education, skills and employment opportunities that can change lives. You will gain exposure to funded education programmes, project delivery, compliance, stakeholder management and programme reporting. For the right person, this role offers a clear development route into project management as the organisation continues to grow. Benefits Salary of £28,000 to £33,000 per year. 28 days annual leave plus 8 days bank holiday. Pension scheme. Employee Assistance Programme. Strong CPD and development opportunities. Company and social events. Retail discounts through Bright Exchange.
26/07/2026
Full time
About School of Coding & AI School of Coding & AI is a fast-growing education group delivering career-focused learning across higher education, digital skills, AI, health, business and wider professional programmes. We are an ambitious organisation with a clear focus on growth, quality and student outcomes. As we continue to expand our funded education and employability programmes, we are looking for a highly organised Project Coordinator to support the planning, coordination and delivery of key projects across the group. This is a great opportunity for someone who wants to build a career in project management, funded education delivery or programme operations within a growing education organisation. About the role The Project Coordinator will support the delivery of funded programmes across School of Coding & AI and the wider SOC Group. Working closely with the Project Manager, delivery teams and external partners, you will help ensure programmes are well organised, properly documented, compliant and delivered in line with agreed timelines and funding requirements. The role will involve coordinating project activity, tracking actions, maintaining records, supporting reporting, liaising with stakeholders and helping to keep programmes on track. You will play an important part in ensuring information is accurate, deadlines are met and learners, partners and internal teams receive the right support. This role would suit someone who is organised, detail focused and confident working across multiple priorities. You do not need to be the finished article, but you must be proactive, reliable and comfortable working in a fast-paced environment where accuracy and follow-through matter. What you will be doing Support the planning and coordination of funded education, employability and skills programmes. Maintain project plans, trackers, action logs, risk logs and delivery documentation. Coordinate meetings, prepare agendas, capture actions and follow up with internal teams and external stakeholders. Support the mobilisation of new programmes, including onboarding activity, timelines, documentation and stakeholder coordination. Track learner numbers, attendance, engagement, completion and progression data. Support the Project Manager with programme reporting for senior leaders, funders and external partners. Help ensure project records, learner files and compliance evidence are complete, accurate and audit ready. Liaise with delivery teams to gather updates, identify issues and support timely resolution. Monitor deadlines and key milestones, escalating risks or delays where required. Support communication with local authorities, employers, training providers, subcontractors and other partners. Assist with data capture, document control and funding compliance checks. Support the preparation of reports, presentations and performance updates. Help coordinate programme reviews, learner progress updates and partner meetings. Support continuous improvement by identifying where processes, trackers or communication can be improved. Provide general project administration and coordination support across funded programmes. What we are looking for We are looking for someone who is organised, reliable and keen to develop within project coordination, funded education or programme delivery. Essential Experience in administration, coordination, project support or programme support. Strong organisational skills and attention to detail. Confident using Microsoft Office, especially Excel, Word and Outlook. Ability to manage multiple tasks, deadlines and priorities. Good written and verbal communication skills. Comfortable working with data, documents, trackers and reports. Able to follow processes accurately and maintain clear records. Proactive approach to solving problems and following up on actions. Ability to work with internal teams and external stakeholders in a professional manner. Desirable Experience in education, training, employability, apprenticeships, adult skills or funded programmes. Understanding of funded delivery, compliance, learner records or audit requirements. Experience supporting projects linked to local authorities, combined authorities, ESFA, DfE, UKSPF or Skills Bootcamps. Experience using CRM, learner management, MIS or project management systems. Interest in developing into a Project Manager role over time. You will also bring A structured and methodical approach to work. Confidence chasing updates and keeping people accountable to deadlines. A strong sense of ownership over your tasks. Good judgement around when to elevate issues. A willingness to learn about funding rules, programme delivery and compliance. The ability to remain calm and focused when priorities change. A positive, practical and solutions-focused mindset. Why join School of Coding & AI This is an opportunity to join a growing organisation with a real purpose, helping learners access education, skills and employment opportunities that can change lives. You will gain exposure to funded education programmes, project delivery, compliance, stakeholder management and programme reporting. For the right person, this role offers a clear development route into project management as the organisation continues to grow. Benefits Salary of £28,000 to £33,000 per year. 28 days annual leave plus 8 days bank holiday. Pension scheme. Employee Assistance Programme. Strong CPD and development opportunities. Company and social events. Retail discounts through Bright Exchange.
About School of Coding & AI School of Coding & AI is a fast-growing education provider delivering career-focused learning across Higher Education, digital skills, artificial intelligence, business, health and wider professional programmes. We work with university partners, employers and industry specialists to deliver education that equips students with relevant knowledge, practical skills and clear progression opportunities. As our Computing and IT provision continues to grow, we are strengthening our academic leadership team to ensure our programmes remain well organised, academically rigorous and responsive to developments across technology and industry. About the role The Deputy Programme Lead will support the academic leadership and day-to-day management of Computing and IT provision across School of Coding & AI. Working closely with the Programme Lead, you will help coordinate programme delivery, maintain teaching standards, support lecturers and ensure students receive a consistent and engaging academic experience. This role sits between academic delivery and subject leadership. You will remain connected to classroom practice while taking greater responsibility for curriculum coordination, staff support, academic quality and the effective running of the subject area. You will help translate academic plans into consistent delivery, ensuring teaching teams understand what is expected, modules are appropriately resourced and potential issues are identified and addressed early. The role would suit an experienced Computing or IT lecturer who is ready to take the next step into academic leadership, or an existing programme leader seeking broader responsibility across a growing portfolio. What You'll Be Doing Support the Programme Lead with the day-to-day academic management of Computing and IT provision. Coordinate programme and module delivery, ensuring teaching is well planned, appropriately resourced and delivered to schedule. Teach across relevant Computing and IT modules where required, modelling high-quality academic practice. Review curriculum content, teaching materials and assessments to ensure they remain current, rigorous and industry relevant. Monitor attendance, attainment, continuation, completion and progression data, identifying areas requiring intervention. Support lecturers to improve teaching quality, assessment practice, student engagement and academic outcomes. Coordinate moderation, standardisation, assessment boards and other academic quality processes. Ensure programme documentation, module files and quality records are accurate, complete and maintained. Support lecturers through induction, mentoring, workload coordination and day-to-day academic guidance. Work with Student Services and academic teams to resolve student concerns and support students at risk of disengagement. Contribute to programme reviews, validation activity, external examiner responses and academic improvement plans. Build links with employers and industry partners to strengthen employability, applied learning and curriculum relevance. What We're Looking For Essential A relevant postgraduate qualification in Computing, Information Technology or a closely related discipline. Strong experience teaching Computing or IT within Higher Education or a comparable adult learning environment. Experience coordinating modules, programmes, curriculum activity or academic delivery. A sound understanding of assessment, moderation, academic quality assurance and student support. The ability to use academic data and student feedback to identify issues and improve performance. Strong communication and leadership skills, with the confidence to support, guide and challenge academic colleagues. Desirable Fellowship of Advance HE or another recognised teaching qualification. Experience working with university partners or within validated Higher Education provision. Experience supporting programme validation, revalidation or external examiner processes. Knowledge of Office for Students expectations, quality frameworks and Higher Education performance measures. Relevant industry experience or professional certification within Computing or IT. Experience supporting or mentoring lecturers and associate academic staff. Why Join Us Take the next step into academic leadership within a growing Computing and IT department. Influence curriculum quality, teaching practice and the student experience. Work across a varied portfolio of contemporary technology programmes. Develop your leadership experience while remaining connected to teaching and students. Join an ambitious education organisation focused on growth, innovation and student outcomes. Salary of £42,000 per annum 28 days annual leave plus 8 days bank holiday Pension scheme Employee Assistance Programme Strong CPD and development opportunities Company and social events Retail discounts through Bright Exchange
25/07/2026
Full time
About School of Coding & AI School of Coding & AI is a fast-growing education provider delivering career-focused learning across Higher Education, digital skills, artificial intelligence, business, health and wider professional programmes. We work with university partners, employers and industry specialists to deliver education that equips students with relevant knowledge, practical skills and clear progression opportunities. As our Computing and IT provision continues to grow, we are strengthening our academic leadership team to ensure our programmes remain well organised, academically rigorous and responsive to developments across technology and industry. About the role The Deputy Programme Lead will support the academic leadership and day-to-day management of Computing and IT provision across School of Coding & AI. Working closely with the Programme Lead, you will help coordinate programme delivery, maintain teaching standards, support lecturers and ensure students receive a consistent and engaging academic experience. This role sits between academic delivery and subject leadership. You will remain connected to classroom practice while taking greater responsibility for curriculum coordination, staff support, academic quality and the effective running of the subject area. You will help translate academic plans into consistent delivery, ensuring teaching teams understand what is expected, modules are appropriately resourced and potential issues are identified and addressed early. The role would suit an experienced Computing or IT lecturer who is ready to take the next step into academic leadership, or an existing programme leader seeking broader responsibility across a growing portfolio. What You'll Be Doing Support the Programme Lead with the day-to-day academic management of Computing and IT provision. Coordinate programme and module delivery, ensuring teaching is well planned, appropriately resourced and delivered to schedule. Teach across relevant Computing and IT modules where required, modelling high-quality academic practice. Review curriculum content, teaching materials and assessments to ensure they remain current, rigorous and industry relevant. Monitor attendance, attainment, continuation, completion and progression data, identifying areas requiring intervention. Support lecturers to improve teaching quality, assessment practice, student engagement and academic outcomes. Coordinate moderation, standardisation, assessment boards and other academic quality processes. Ensure programme documentation, module files and quality records are accurate, complete and maintained. Support lecturers through induction, mentoring, workload coordination and day-to-day academic guidance. Work with Student Services and academic teams to resolve student concerns and support students at risk of disengagement. Contribute to programme reviews, validation activity, external examiner responses and academic improvement plans. Build links with employers and industry partners to strengthen employability, applied learning and curriculum relevance. What We're Looking For Essential A relevant postgraduate qualification in Computing, Information Technology or a closely related discipline. Strong experience teaching Computing or IT within Higher Education or a comparable adult learning environment. Experience coordinating modules, programmes, curriculum activity or academic delivery. A sound understanding of assessment, moderation, academic quality assurance and student support. The ability to use academic data and student feedback to identify issues and improve performance. Strong communication and leadership skills, with the confidence to support, guide and challenge academic colleagues. Desirable Fellowship of Advance HE or another recognised teaching qualification. Experience working with university partners or within validated Higher Education provision. Experience supporting programme validation, revalidation or external examiner processes. Knowledge of Office for Students expectations, quality frameworks and Higher Education performance measures. Relevant industry experience or professional certification within Computing or IT. Experience supporting or mentoring lecturers and associate academic staff. Why Join Us Take the next step into academic leadership within a growing Computing and IT department. Influence curriculum quality, teaching practice and the student experience. Work across a varied portfolio of contemporary technology programmes. Develop your leadership experience while remaining connected to teaching and students. Join an ambitious education organisation focused on growth, innovation and student outcomes. Salary of £42,000 per annum 28 days annual leave plus 8 days bank holiday Pension scheme Employee Assistance Programme Strong CPD and development opportunities Company and social events Retail discounts through Bright Exchange
About School of Coding & AI School of Coding & AI is one of the UK's fastest-growing education providers, delivering high-quality, career-focused programmes across Computing, Artificial Intelligence, Business, STEM, Health and Social Care. We work with university partners, employers and industry to provide education that develops practical skills, improves career opportunities and delivers strong student outcomes. As our Higher Education provision continues to grow, we are looking for an experienced academic to lead the delivery and continued development of our MSc Computer Science (Business Computing) programme. About the role The Programme Lead will take day-to-day academic ownership of the MSc Computer Science (Business Computing), ensuring that the programme is well organised, academically rigorous and delivered to a consistently high standard. This is a teaching and academic leadership role combining programme management, curriculum oversight, quality assurance, student support and the coordination of lecturers and dissertation supervisors. You will ensure that students develop both the technical and commercial understanding needed to use computing effectively within modern organisations. This includes areas such as enterprise systems, business and data analytics, digital transformation, emerging technologies, database management, project delivery and applied research. Working closely with the Head of School, academic colleagues and our university partner, you will monitor student performance, address delivery risks and ensure the programme continues to meet institutional, regulatory and professional body requirements. What You'll Be Doing Lead the academic delivery and day-to-day management of the MSc Computer Science (Business Computing) programme. Teach and assess across relevant modules within your area of academic and professional expertise. Coordinate lecturers, module leaders and dissertation supervisors to ensure effective and consistent programme delivery. Maintain oversight of the programme timetable, teaching resources, assessment schedule and academic calendar. Ensure curriculum content remains current and reflects developments in enterprise technology, data analytics, digital transformation and business computing. Monitor student attendance, engagement, attainment, continuation, completion and progression, introducing targeted interventions where performance is below expectation. Lead programme-level assessment, moderation, marking standardisation and academic integrity processes. Oversee the allocation, supervision and academic quality of postgraduate dissertations and applied research projects. Support students with complex academic matters, including progression concerns, reassessment, academic conduct and dissertation planning. Use student feedback, module evaluation, assessment outcomes and performance data to develop and maintain a clear programme improvement plan. Prepare programme reports, action plans and supporting evidence for academic boards, university partner meetings, validation, review and external scrutiny. Ensure teaching, assessment and programme documentation meet university regulations, internal quality standards and relevant BCS accreditation requirements. Support and develop lecturers through regular communication, peer observation, feedback, mentoring and the sharing of effective teaching practice. Build links with employers and technology professionals to strengthen live projects, guest lectures, employability activity and the commercial relevance of the curriculum. Contribute to programme recruitment, applicant events, induction, curriculum development and wider academic activity across the School of Computing & IT. What We're Looking For Essential A postgraduate qualification in Computer Science, Business Computing, Information Systems, Data Analytics or a closely related subject. Higher Education teaching experience within computing, information systems or a related discipline. Strong subject knowledge across business computing, with expertise in areas such as enterprise systems, data analytics, digital transformation, database technologies or technology management. Experience of curriculum delivery, assessment, moderation and quality assurance within Higher Education. The ability to coordinate academic delivery, support colleagues and manage competing programme priorities. A strong understanding of student performance data and how to improve engagement, attainment, continuation and completion. Desirable A PhD or professional doctorate in a relevant discipline. Fellowship of Advance HE or a recognised teaching qualification. Previous experience as a Programme Leader, Course Leader or Module Leader. Experience supervising postgraduate dissertations or applied research projects. Knowledge of BCS accreditation requirements or other professional body standards. Practical industry experience within business systems, enterprise technology, analytics, digital transformation or technology consulting. Experience working with university partnerships or collaborative Higher Education provision. Knowledge of platforms and technologies such as SAP, AWS, business intelligence tools, database systems or data analytics software. Why Join Us Take academic ownership of a specialist postgraduate computing programme. Help shape a curriculum that connects technical knowledge with real organisational challenges. Work closely with students, lecturers, university partners and industry professionals. Join a growing education organisation with opportunities to contribute to new programmes and wider academic development. Make a measurable contribution to teaching quality, student experience and graduate outcomes. Salary of £45,000 per annum 28 days annual leave plus 8 days bank holiday Pension scheme Employee Assistance Programme Strong CPD and development opportunities Company and social events Retail discounts through Bright Exchange
25/07/2026
Full time
About School of Coding & AI School of Coding & AI is one of the UK's fastest-growing education providers, delivering high-quality, career-focused programmes across Computing, Artificial Intelligence, Business, STEM, Health and Social Care. We work with university partners, employers and industry to provide education that develops practical skills, improves career opportunities and delivers strong student outcomes. As our Higher Education provision continues to grow, we are looking for an experienced academic to lead the delivery and continued development of our MSc Computer Science (Business Computing) programme. About the role The Programme Lead will take day-to-day academic ownership of the MSc Computer Science (Business Computing), ensuring that the programme is well organised, academically rigorous and delivered to a consistently high standard. This is a teaching and academic leadership role combining programme management, curriculum oversight, quality assurance, student support and the coordination of lecturers and dissertation supervisors. You will ensure that students develop both the technical and commercial understanding needed to use computing effectively within modern organisations. This includes areas such as enterprise systems, business and data analytics, digital transformation, emerging technologies, database management, project delivery and applied research. Working closely with the Head of School, academic colleagues and our university partner, you will monitor student performance, address delivery risks and ensure the programme continues to meet institutional, regulatory and professional body requirements. What You'll Be Doing Lead the academic delivery and day-to-day management of the MSc Computer Science (Business Computing) programme. Teach and assess across relevant modules within your area of academic and professional expertise. Coordinate lecturers, module leaders and dissertation supervisors to ensure effective and consistent programme delivery. Maintain oversight of the programme timetable, teaching resources, assessment schedule and academic calendar. Ensure curriculum content remains current and reflects developments in enterprise technology, data analytics, digital transformation and business computing. Monitor student attendance, engagement, attainment, continuation, completion and progression, introducing targeted interventions where performance is below expectation. Lead programme-level assessment, moderation, marking standardisation and academic integrity processes. Oversee the allocation, supervision and academic quality of postgraduate dissertations and applied research projects. Support students with complex academic matters, including progression concerns, reassessment, academic conduct and dissertation planning. Use student feedback, module evaluation, assessment outcomes and performance data to develop and maintain a clear programme improvement plan. Prepare programme reports, action plans and supporting evidence for academic boards, university partner meetings, validation, review and external scrutiny. Ensure teaching, assessment and programme documentation meet university regulations, internal quality standards and relevant BCS accreditation requirements. Support and develop lecturers through regular communication, peer observation, feedback, mentoring and the sharing of effective teaching practice. Build links with employers and technology professionals to strengthen live projects, guest lectures, employability activity and the commercial relevance of the curriculum. Contribute to programme recruitment, applicant events, induction, curriculum development and wider academic activity across the School of Computing & IT. What We're Looking For Essential A postgraduate qualification in Computer Science, Business Computing, Information Systems, Data Analytics or a closely related subject. Higher Education teaching experience within computing, information systems or a related discipline. Strong subject knowledge across business computing, with expertise in areas such as enterprise systems, data analytics, digital transformation, database technologies or technology management. Experience of curriculum delivery, assessment, moderation and quality assurance within Higher Education. The ability to coordinate academic delivery, support colleagues and manage competing programme priorities. A strong understanding of student performance data and how to improve engagement, attainment, continuation and completion. Desirable A PhD or professional doctorate in a relevant discipline. Fellowship of Advance HE or a recognised teaching qualification. Previous experience as a Programme Leader, Course Leader or Module Leader. Experience supervising postgraduate dissertations or applied research projects. Knowledge of BCS accreditation requirements or other professional body standards. Practical industry experience within business systems, enterprise technology, analytics, digital transformation or technology consulting. Experience working with university partnerships or collaborative Higher Education provision. Knowledge of platforms and technologies such as SAP, AWS, business intelligence tools, database systems or data analytics software. Why Join Us Take academic ownership of a specialist postgraduate computing programme. Help shape a curriculum that connects technical knowledge with real organisational challenges. Work closely with students, lecturers, university partners and industry professionals. Join a growing education organisation with opportunities to contribute to new programmes and wider academic development. Make a measurable contribution to teaching quality, student experience and graduate outcomes. Salary of £45,000 per annum 28 days annual leave plus 8 days bank holiday Pension scheme Employee Assistance Programme Strong CPD and development opportunities Company and social events Retail discounts through Bright Exchange
School of Coding & AI in the United Kingdom is seeking an experienced Programme Lead to take day-to-day academic ownership of the MSc Computer Science (Business Computing). You will ensure the programme is well organised, academically rigorous and delivered to a consistently high standard. You will coordinate lecturers and dissertation supervisors, monitor student performance and ensure compliance with institutional and professional body requirements while shaping a curriculum that blends
25/07/2026
Full time
School of Coding & AI in the United Kingdom is seeking an experienced Programme Lead to take day-to-day academic ownership of the MSc Computer Science (Business Computing). You will ensure the programme is well organised, academically rigorous and delivered to a consistently high standard. You will coordinate lecturers and dissertation supervisors, monitor student performance and ensure compliance with institutional and professional body requirements while shaping a curriculum that blends
About School of Coding & AI School of Coding & AI is a fast-growing education group delivering career-focused learning across higher education, digital skills, AI, health, business and wider professional programmes. We are an ambitious organisation with a clear focus on growth, quality and student outcomes. As the business continues to expand, we need a strong Project Manager who can bring structure, coordination and control to the delivery of key projects across the group, ensuring programmes are well planned, compliant, on track and delivered to a high standard. About the role This is a key role at the heart of our education strategy and funded delivery activity. As a Project Manager, Education Strategy, Frameworks & Funding, you will lead the design, mobilisation and delivery of funded programmes across School of Coding & AI and the wider SOC Group. You will operate across strategy, delivery and partnerships, helping us identify new funding opportunities, win and mobilise programmes and ensure delivery is high quality, compliant and outcomes focused. The role will focus on programmes that support NEET learners, adult skills and employability pathways, as well as skills bootcamps, short courses and other funded provision. This is an excellent opportunity for someone who understands funded education and employability delivery, enjoys working across multiple stakeholders and wants to play a visible role in shaping growth. What you will be doing Identify and evaluate funding opportunities including UKSPF, Skills Bootcamps, Local Authority and Combined Authority frameworks and DfE or ESFA funded programmes Support bid shaping, tender submissions and the development of a strong programme pipeline aligned to organisational growth plans Design education and employability programmes that meet funding requirements and learner needs, particularly for NEET learners, adult learners and disadvantaged groups Define delivery models, outcomes, KPIs and programme structures in collaboration with academic and operational teams Lead mobilisation of newly awarded contracts, including planning timelines, resources and stakeholder onboarding Oversee end to end programme delivery to ensure compliance, performance and successful learner outcomes Track programme performance against enrolment, attendance, retention, completion and progression targets Take corrective action where delivery risks or underperformance arise Act as the lead contact for framework and contract delivery, ensuring compliance with terms and effective call off management Build and maintain strong relationships with local authorities, combined authorities, employers, training providers, subcontractors and other partners Produce accurate reports for funders, senior leadership and audit purposes Ensure data capture, reporting and learner tracking are robust and aligned to funding rules Manage delivery, funding and learner outcome risks across multiple programmes Support audit readiness and ensure programmes meet safeguarding, Prevent and relevant funding requirements Drive continuous improvement and innovation in programme design and delivery, including digital and AI enabled approaches where appropriate What we are looking for We are looking for someone who is commercially aware, delivery focused and confident managing programmes in a fast paced environment. Essential Degree or equivalent experience Experience delivering education, training or employability programmes Strong experience working with NEET learners, disadvantaged groups, or adult skills and employability pathways Experience managing or supporting funded programmes, contracts or frameworks Demonstrable project management experience across planning, delivery, monitoring and reporting Strong stakeholder management and communication skills Ability to work across multiple priorities and maintain attention to detail Data driven approach to performance and decision making Desirable Project Management qualification such as PRINCE2, APM or equivalent Experience working with UKSPF, ESFA, DfE or similar funding streams Experience with Skills Bootcamps or Local Authority funded contracts Experience supporting bid writing or tender submissions You will also bring Strong organisational and planning skills Commercial awareness and understanding of funding models and delivery margins Confidence building relationships with funders, delivery partners and employers A proactive, solutions focused mindset The ability to operate effectively in a high growth environment where priorities can move quickly Why join School of Coding & AI This is an opportunity to join a growing organisation with a real purpose, helping learners access education, skills and employment opportunities that can change lives. In return, you will have the chance to take ownership of high impact programmes, work closely with senior leadership and play a key role in shaping how funded education delivery grows across the organisation. Benefits Salary of £38,000 to £43,000 per year 28 days annual leave plus 8 days bank holiday Pension scheme Employee Assistance Programme Strong CPD and development opportunities Company and social events Retail discounts through Bright Exchange
17/07/2026
Full time
About School of Coding & AI School of Coding & AI is a fast-growing education group delivering career-focused learning across higher education, digital skills, AI, health, business and wider professional programmes. We are an ambitious organisation with a clear focus on growth, quality and student outcomes. As the business continues to expand, we need a strong Project Manager who can bring structure, coordination and control to the delivery of key projects across the group, ensuring programmes are well planned, compliant, on track and delivered to a high standard. About the role This is a key role at the heart of our education strategy and funded delivery activity. As a Project Manager, Education Strategy, Frameworks & Funding, you will lead the design, mobilisation and delivery of funded programmes across School of Coding & AI and the wider SOC Group. You will operate across strategy, delivery and partnerships, helping us identify new funding opportunities, win and mobilise programmes and ensure delivery is high quality, compliant and outcomes focused. The role will focus on programmes that support NEET learners, adult skills and employability pathways, as well as skills bootcamps, short courses and other funded provision. This is an excellent opportunity for someone who understands funded education and employability delivery, enjoys working across multiple stakeholders and wants to play a visible role in shaping growth. What you will be doing Identify and evaluate funding opportunities including UKSPF, Skills Bootcamps, Local Authority and Combined Authority frameworks and DfE or ESFA funded programmes Support bid shaping, tender submissions and the development of a strong programme pipeline aligned to organisational growth plans Design education and employability programmes that meet funding requirements and learner needs, particularly for NEET learners, adult learners and disadvantaged groups Define delivery models, outcomes, KPIs and programme structures in collaboration with academic and operational teams Lead mobilisation of newly awarded contracts, including planning timelines, resources and stakeholder onboarding Oversee end to end programme delivery to ensure compliance, performance and successful learner outcomes Track programme performance against enrolment, attendance, retention, completion and progression targets Take corrective action where delivery risks or underperformance arise Act as the lead contact for framework and contract delivery, ensuring compliance with terms and effective call off management Build and maintain strong relationships with local authorities, combined authorities, employers, training providers, subcontractors and other partners Produce accurate reports for funders, senior leadership and audit purposes Ensure data capture, reporting and learner tracking are robust and aligned to funding rules Manage delivery, funding and learner outcome risks across multiple programmes Support audit readiness and ensure programmes meet safeguarding, Prevent and relevant funding requirements Drive continuous improvement and innovation in programme design and delivery, including digital and AI enabled approaches where appropriate What we are looking for We are looking for someone who is commercially aware, delivery focused and confident managing programmes in a fast paced environment. Essential Degree or equivalent experience Experience delivering education, training or employability programmes Strong experience working with NEET learners, disadvantaged groups, or adult skills and employability pathways Experience managing or supporting funded programmes, contracts or frameworks Demonstrable project management experience across planning, delivery, monitoring and reporting Strong stakeholder management and communication skills Ability to work across multiple priorities and maintain attention to detail Data driven approach to performance and decision making Desirable Project Management qualification such as PRINCE2, APM or equivalent Experience working with UKSPF, ESFA, DfE or similar funding streams Experience with Skills Bootcamps or Local Authority funded contracts Experience supporting bid writing or tender submissions You will also bring Strong organisational and planning skills Commercial awareness and understanding of funding models and delivery margins Confidence building relationships with funders, delivery partners and employers A proactive, solutions focused mindset The ability to operate effectively in a high growth environment where priorities can move quickly Why join School of Coding & AI This is an opportunity to join a growing organisation with a real purpose, helping learners access education, skills and employment opportunities that can change lives. In return, you will have the chance to take ownership of high impact programmes, work closely with senior leadership and play a key role in shaping how funded education delivery grows across the organisation. Benefits Salary of £38,000 to £43,000 per year 28 days annual leave plus 8 days bank holiday Pension scheme Employee Assistance Programme Strong CPD and development opportunities Company and social events Retail discounts through Bright Exchange