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Business Administrator Skills Coach

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Business Administrator Skills Coach
Delivery Team | £35,000 - £40,000 + excellent benefits | Full-time, Hybrid (South London)
Do you love helping people grow, and get a real buzz from watching someone else succeed? Are you looking for a role where coaching, mentoring and genuine relationships are at the heart of what you do? If that sounds like you, read on.
LDN Apprenticeships is a highly rated by Ofsted and B Corp-certified organisation with a straightforward mission: “We deliver skills programmes that build the capability of our learners and drive measurable, sustainable growth for our customers”.
Our Delivery Team is central to that work, supporting learners to complete their apprenticeships and achieve their career potential.
This is an incredibly rewarding role and you'll help our Level 3 Business Administrator apprentices acquire and demonstrate the knowledge, skills and behaviours they need, offering advice and guidance throughout their learning journey.
The role
You'll join our Delivery Team as a Business Administrator Skills Coach, supporting our Level 3 Business Administrator apprentices to acquire and demonstrate the knowledge, skills and behaviours needed to succeed, and offering advice and guidance throughout their learning journey. The role is predominantly remote, with at least one day a month at our South London office near Vauxhall/Stockwell.
What you'll do
- Support your apprentices through the learning journey and deliver an outstanding learner experience through effective coaching and mentoring.
- Ensure your apprentices are on track to complete their apprenticeship.
- Deliver regular progress reviews and check-ins for all apprentices, and keep employers up to date with progress.
- Help review, develop and deliver the learning content and delivery model for the apprenticeship programme.
- Design and facilitate engaging apprentice training through group sessions, including live sessions and in-person development days.
- Coordinate training activities delivered in partnership with employers and industry experts.
- Assess your apprentices' work and provide timely, developmental feedback.
- Manage your scheduled activities to ensure the timely achievement of learners.
- Comply with quality procedures to ensure compliance and best practice.
- Build strong, lasting relationships with each apprentice and employer you support.
- Provide additional pastoral support for apprentices as required.
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Who we're looking for
We're looking for someone who's genuinely motivated by helping others succeed. Here's what matters to us:
- Experience as a Skills Coach delivering the Business Administrator standard, or extensive knowledge and experience as a Business Administration professional.
- A passion for helping people enhance their careers, and the drive to deliver the best training possible.
- Knowledge of Apprenticeship Standards and End Point Assessments.
- Excellent communication skills, with the ability to build and maintain strong relationships.
- Strong organisational skills, with the ability to deliver to deadlines and prioritise effectively.
- Previous training or coaching experience.
- A genuine commitment to our values and expected behaviours.
Why join us
We believe how people are treated at work matters and our staff consistently rate our culture highly. On top of that, here's what we offer:
- £35,000 to £40,000 depending on experience.
- 25 days holiday plus bank holidays, with an extra day added for each year you're with us (up to three years).
- The option to buy additional holiday if you need more time to switch off.
- Discretionary company-wide well-being days, when the whole company takes the day off together.
- A company Apple MacBook. Good tools shouldn't be an afterthought.
- Workplace pension with 4% employer contribution.
- Hybrid working with real flexibility. Mostly remote, with at least one day a month at our South London office near Vauxhall/Stockwell.
- Quarterly prizes for top performers across the business.
- Regular socials including a summer party and a Christmas celebration worth showing up for.
About LDN Apprenticeships
At LDN, our Purpose, Mission and Values are fundamental to how we operate, they shape our culture, guide our decisions, and are central to our success.


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Our Purpose
Is simple: to enable growth for our learners, our customers and our people.
Our Mission
We deliver skills programmes that build the capability of our learners and drive measurable, sustainable growth for our customers.
Our Values
We are resourceful, inclusive, resilient, curious and humbly confident in how we work and support each other.
You can learn more about our Purpose, Mission and Values on our website.
LDN is Highly Rated by Ofsted's under the latest framework, delivering skills programmes that build learner capability and drive sustainable growth for employers.
We are proud to have been recognised as one of The Sunday Times Best Places to Work 2026, achieving a Top 10 ranking in the medium-sized category — an outstanding achievement that reflects our people-first culture.
We are also the first apprenticeship provider in the UK to achieve B Corp certification, and rank among the top 10% of B Corps globally, demonstrating our commitment to high standards of social and environmental performance, accountability, and transparency.
Find out more about our values and life at LDN at ldnapprenticeships.com/careers.
How to apply
Hit the apply button on this listing. We read every application ourselves, so please respond to any screening questions in your own words. We won't be considering applications where AI tools have been used to answer them.
If you haven't heard from us within 28 days, your application hasn't moved forward this time. We do appreciate you taking the time to apply.
Important Information
LDN Apprenticeships is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of our learners. This post is exempt from the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act (ROA) 1974. Our Safeguarding Policy and Safer Recruitment Policy are available on our website. We value diversity and are strongly committed to equal opportunities for all employees and applicants.
You might also have experience as a Business Administration Skills Coach, Business Administration Teacher, Business Administration Tutor, Business Administration Manager, or Business Administration Officer.
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