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Graduate Project Manager/Process Coordinator

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Salary: £19,500 during training, £27,000 once placed on client assignment, £30,000 after 12 months
Start date: 5th October
About the role:
As a Graduate Project Manager/Process Coordinator, you will support projects, business processes and transformation activities that improve operational performance and deliver better outcomes for customers and colleagues.
What you will be doing:
- Support projects or defined workstreams from planning through delivery.
- Maintain project plans, milestones, actions, risks, issues and dependencies.
- Coordinate meetings, record decisions, and follow up on agreed actions.
- Prepare clear progress updates, dashboards, and governance information.
- Create and maintain process maps, operating procedures and supporting guidance.
- Monitor process performance, service levels, and controls, escalating concerns when needed.
- Use data and feedback to identify delays, duplications, waste and improvement opportunities.
- Help teams prepare for new systems, products, processes and ways of working.
- Maintain readiness plans, checklists and action trackers.
- Support communications, training materials and stakeholder engagement activities.
- Identify readiness risks and help confirm that teams are prepared for implementation.
- Track transformation outcomes, benefits and adoption.
- Learn and apply Six Sigma, including process mapping and root cause analysis, to support continuous improvement activities.
- Use the DMAIC approach and business data to identify problems, recommend improvements and measure their impact.
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StrongYour economics background and your summer at a regional bank line up with what PwC looks for on the consulting scheme. Applications close in four weeks.
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What are we looking for:
- Strong organisation skills and the ability to manage competing activities and deadlines.
- Clear written and verbal communication skills.
- Confidence working collaboratively with colleagues and stakeholders across different teams.
- Good attention to detail and the ability to maintain accurate information.
- A proactive approach to following up actions and resolving problems.
- The flexibility to adapt when priorities or delivery plans change.
- An interest in project delivery, process improvement and business transformation.
- Willingness to learn Six Sigma and apply data-led improvement methods.
- Confidence using Microsoft Office tools, particularly Excel, PowerPoint, Word and Teams.


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What success looks like:
- Projects, processes and readiness activities are organised and kept on track.
- Actions, risks and dependencies are recorded, communicated and followed through.
- Stakeholders receive accurate and timely information.
- Improvement work is supported by evidence and contributes to measurable benefits.
- You progress through the learn Six Sigma and take on greater responsibility as your experience develops.
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