Skills for Security
Apprenticeship Funding Compliance Coordinator

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Join a team that protects quality, drives compliance and supports the future of apprenticeships
As a leading training provider within the Fire and Security industry - Skills for Security are passionate about developing the next generation of talent. As our apprenticeship provision continues to grow, we’re looking for a detail-focused Funding Compliance Coordinator to join our team on a temporary 12-month basis (maternity cover), with potential to become permanent.
This is a fantastic opportunity for someone who thrives in a fast-paced compliance environment and understands the importance of accuracy, organisation and funding integrity within apprenticeships and education.
You’ll play a key role in ensuring learner records, funding documentation and compliance processes are completed accurately and on time - helping safeguard funding, minimise audit risk and support high-quality learner journeys.
This role is home-based, with occasional travel. This role can be located anywhere in England.
About the Role
As Funding Compliance Coordinator, you’ll support the full apprenticeship compliance lifecycle, including:
- Managing apprenticeship starts, employer transfers and learner documentation
- Processing programme changes and training plan amendments
- Supporting ILR accuracy and apprenticeship completions
- Conducting compliance checks and audit activity
- Maintaining accurate records across systems including Bud, SharePoint and HubSpot
- Monitoring employer documentation including ELI and H&S requirements
- Working collaboratively with Education, Finance and wider operational teams
- Supporting continuous improvement across funding compliance processes
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This role would suit someone who enjoys working methodically, spotting issues before they become problems and ensuring processes are followed to a consistently high standard.
What We’re Looking For
We’re keen to hear from candidates who already have experience working in apprenticeship funding, compliance or education administration roles.
You’ll ideally have:
- Previous experience working within apprenticeship administration
- Excellent attention to detail and organisational skills
- Confidence working across multiple digital systems and platforms
- The ability to prioritise workloads and meet strict deadlines
- Strong communication skills and a collaborative approach
- Strong understanding of apprenticeship funding rules and compliance requirements (desirable but not essential)
- Experience managing learner data and documentation accurately (desirable but not essential)
- Experience with ILR processes, apprenticeship audits, Bud or HubSpot would be highly advantageous (desirable but not essential).
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At Skills for Security, our people are at the heart of what we do. We’re a supportive, forward-thinking organisation that values collaboration, continuous improvement and professional development.
You’ll be joining a team that genuinely cares about quality, learner outcomes and doing things the right way.
We offer:
- Home/hybrid working
- Competitive salary (up to £30,000) and company bonus
- A supportive and collaborative culture
- 33 days of annual leave, plus Christmas closure (3 days)
- Life assurance 3 x salary
- Refer a friend scheme
- Enhanced pension contributions
- Opportunities for professional development
- The chance to make a meaningful impact within a growing organisation
- A role where your expertise and attention to detail genuinely matter
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As we accept students under 18 years of age and prioritise their safety, please note the following if we proceed with your application:
- We will require two references, specifically asking if there is any reason you should not be employed in roles involving responsibility for, or substantial access to, individuals under 18.
- We will need a satisfactory explanation for any gaps in your CV.
- A DBS check will be required before confirming your appointment.
- If appointed, we will need to see your passport or other proof of identity and your original certificates.
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