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Assistant Learning & Development Director

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Assistant Learning and Development Director – Luxury London Hotel
Location: London | Full-time, office-based
Salary: Up to £65,000 + bonus
An exciting opportunity has arisen for an Assistant L&D Director to join a prestigious London hotel and play a key role in shaping the learning, development and talent agenda across the property.
This is a hands-on leadership role for an experienced Learning & Development professional who is passionate about creating exceptional people experiences and building a strong culture of learning, performance and progression.
Reporting into the senior leadership team, you will support the delivery of the hotel's overall L&D strategy, working closely with department heads and managers to identify development needs and deliver impactful learning initiatives.
Responsibilities:
- Supporting the design and implementation of the hotel's L&D strategy and annual training plan.
- Leading and developing a high-performing L&D function.
- Partnering with department heads to identify skills gaps and development priorities.
- Designing and delivering engaging training programmes across all levels of the hotel.
- Supporting leadership development, talent management and succession planning.
- Developing onboarding and induction programmes that create a strong colleague experience from day one.
- Driving a culture of continuous learning, coaching and feedback.
- Monitoring training effectiveness, engagement and ROI, using data and feedback to continually improve programmes.
- Supporting compliance, mandatory training and relevant industry standards.
- Building strong relationships with external training providers and partners.
- Championing the hotel's values and ensuring they are embedded throughout the colleague journey.
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We're looking for an experienced L&D professional with a strong background in luxury, upscale or high-volume hospitality, ideally within a hotel environment.
You'll bring:
- Proven experience in a senior L&D, Learning Manager or Assistant L&D Director role.
- Strong knowledge of learning strategy, talent development and leadership programmes.
- Excellent communication, facilitation and presentation skills.
- The confidence to work with senior stakeholders and influence across all levels of the organisation.
- A proactive, creative and commercially minded approach to L&D.
- Strong organisational and project management skills.
- A genuine passion for developing people and creating a positive workplace culture.
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