British Association of Dermatologists
Education Team Coordinator

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Role Title: Education Team Coordinator
Location
Usually based in central London (W1T), potential for hybrid remote/office working
Salary band
Junior Subject Expert, Coordinator £29,000pa - £32,000pa
Reports to
Director of Education
Contract/hours
Full-time, Temp to Perm
Please note all applications must be submitted with cover letter to be considered, CV's with no cover letter will not be put forward.
About the Organisation
The British Association of Dermatologists (BAD) is a leading professional body representing over 2,300 dermatologists from the UK and around the world. As a charity, we are dedicated to advancing dermatology, improving patient care, and supporting the professionals who treat skin disease.
The charity is governed by seven Officers, elected from the BAD membership. A wider Executive Committee is formed of the Officers, a lay representative, co-opted members and Regional Representatives, and this committee is responsible for guiding the overall strategy and policies of the association. The day-to-day work of the association is carried out by a team of 50 staff, supported by a number of expert sub-committees and patient /lay representatives.
The British College of Dermatology is the educational arm of the British Association of Dermatologists. The role of the BCD is to oversee the development of dermatology curricula, the running of educational courses and events mapped to these curricula, and the provision of dermatology-related educational resources for a wide range of healthcare professionals. The BCD functions to ensure these resources are accredited, quality-assured training frameworks for a wide range of healthcare professionals with an interest in dermatology, including GPs, nurses, and allied healthcare professionals. The overarching aim of all the BCD’s work is to improve overall patient care in dermatology.
Role Overview
The Education Team Coordinator supports the British College of Dermatology (BCD) by providing high-quality administrative and operational support across the Education Team.
Reporting to the Director of Education, the postholder will coordinate departmental administration, support education committees and working party groups, manage enquiries, and provide project support across courses, accreditation, digital learning and educational content. Working collaboratively with the Director of Education, Education Leads, Commercial Development Manager, Faculty and colleagues across the organisation, the role helps ensure education activities are delivered efficiently, consistently and in line with BAD's strategic objectives.
The Education Team Coordinator plays an important role in supporting forward planning, maintaining accurate records, coordinating meetings and communications, and providing administrative assistance that enables the Education Leads to work independently and focus on specialist delivery.
This is a varied and collaborative role requiring excellent organisational skills, attention to detail, strong customer service and the ability to manage multiple priorities within a busy education environment.
Key Responsibilities
Team and Department Coordination
- Provide comprehensive administrative support across the Education Team.
- Coordinate departmental workflows, shared inboxes and administrative processes.
- Support forward planning by maintaining team schedules, project trackers and departmental documentation.
- Monitor shared action logs and follow up outstanding actions where required.
- Maintain accurate records, filing systems and departmental databases.
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Committee and Governance Support
- Coordinate meetings for education committees, working party groups and Faculty.
- Arrange meeting dates, circulate agendas and papers and coordinate meeting logistics.
- Produce, proofread and distribute minutes and action logs to a high standard.
- Maintain committee membership records, terms of reference and governance documentation.
- Support committee Chairs and Education Leads with administrative requirements.
Education Programme Support
- Working with the Education Leads, provide administrative support across the education portfolio, including:
- Face-to-face courses
- Hybrid education
- Online learning
- Accreditation programmes
- Webinars and educational events
- Maintaining delegate records
- Coordinating speaker and faculty communications
- Preparing documentation
- Processing registrations where required
- Supporting evaluation activities
- Assisting with CPD administration.
Operational Administration
- Monitor and respond appropriately to Education Team enquiries.
- Act as a first point of contact for members, clients, Faculty and external stakeholders.
- Prepare correspondence, reports and documentation to a high professional standard.
- Coordinate travel, accommodation, catering and venue bookings where required.
- Process invoices, purchase orders, expenses and other financial administration.
- Maintain accurate education records and reporting information.
Collaboration and Stakeholder Support
- Build positive working relationships with colleagues across BAD.
- Provide administrative support to the Director of Education and Education Leads as required.
- Work closely with the Commercial Development Manager to support sponsored education activities where appropriate.
- Liaise professionally with healthcare professionals, committee members, Faculty, members and external partners.
Quality and Continuous Improvement
- Contribute to the continuous improvement of Education Team administrative processes.
- Identify opportunities to improve efficiency through better systems and workflows.
- Maintain high standards of accuracy, confidentiality and customer service.
- Support consistent document management and version control across the Education Team.
Operational Support
- Support project administration across the Education Team.
- Assist with data collection, reporting and evaluation activities.
- Provide Reception cover when required.
- Contribute to wider Education Team projects and organisational initiatives.
This list is not exhaustive, and your work may vary in nature depending on the changing needs and priorities of the association.
Person Specification
Qualification
- Graduate level or equivalent experience.
- Business administration qualification or equivalent
Experience
- Experience in a coordinator, administrator or project support role.
- Experience organising meetings, events or educational activities.
- Experience supporting committees or governance groups.
- Experience in managing competing priorities within a busy office environment.
- Experience in producing professional documentation to a high standard.
- Experience in providing excellent customer and stakeholder support.
- Experience within healthcare, higher education, membership organisations or charities


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Knowledge and Expertise
- Excellent administrative and organisational knowledge.
- Good understanding of Microsoft Office 365, including Outlook, Teams, Word and Excel.
- Experience using databases, CRM systems or learning management systems.
- Understanding of committee administration and governance processes.
- Awareness of professional education or CPD environments.
Skills and Behaviours
- Excellent organisational and planning skills.
- Outstanding attention to detail.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
- Ability to prioritise multiple tasks and work independently.
- Strong customer service and stakeholder management skills.
- Collaborative and supportive approach to teamwork.
- Ability to work calmly under pressure and meet deadlines.
- High levels of professionalism, discretion and confidentiality.
- Commitment to continuous improvement.
- Commitment to equality, diversity and inclusion.
Success Measures
- High-quality administrative support across the Education Team.
- Efficient coordination of committees, meetings and governance activity.
- Accurate and timely administration supporting education delivery.
- Positive feedback from course delegates, members, Faculty and stakeholders.
- Improved consistency and efficiency of departmental processes.
- Strong collaborative working across the Education other BAD teams.
- Effective support for the delivery of BAD's strategic education objectives and the continued development of the British College of Dermatology.
Our Commitment to Inclusivity
We are committed to being an inclusive and diverse organisation, and welcome applications from all sections of the community. Our organisation’s ethos is to provide a supportive environment to coach and develop staff to meet their career goals, with a strong focus on wellbeing and promoting a healthy work-life balance.
We provide:
- Access to a well-being service, covering physical, mental, and financial wellbeing
- Life insurance
- Retail discount platform membership
- 37 days annual leave (28 days plus all bank holidays, and your birthday)
We do not hold a UK Sponsorship License; candidates must be eligible to reside and work in the UK in their own right.
Please also note that we are unable to negotiate on the advertised salary, which is set using an organisation-wide salary structure. If your salary expectations are higher than the advertised role, please do not apply.
How to Apply
To apply, please send a CV and brief supporting statement to: Ines Willis, Director of Education, ines@bad.org.uk
Unfortunately, we are unable to take forward applications without a supporting statement.
Deadline for applications is Wednesday 30th September 2026. Recruitment may close early if a suitable candidate is found.
The British Association of Dermatologists is committed to building a diverse and inclusive workplace where everyone feels valued and able to contribute. We welcome applications from people of all backgrounds and are committed to fair and inclusive recruitment.
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