Marriott International
Learning & Development Coordinator EMEA - (12 Month FTC) London or Cape Town

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Job Number: 26116856
Job Category: Human Resources
Location: Barnard's Inn, 86 Fetter Lane, London, London, United Kingdom, EC4A 1EN VIEW ON MAP
Schedule: Full Time
Located Remotely?: No
Position Type: Non-Management
Job Summary
The Learning & Development Coordinator will support the EMEA Learning & Development Team in operational and training delivery activities such as coordinating logistics for virtual and in-person sessions, administering Marriott’s digital learning platforms, engaging the learning coordinator community, delivering webinars, office hours, orientations, and liaising with property and above property stakeholders on learning and development related initiatives and projects. The role will act as a backup facilitator when needed and support with rollout of global and continent driven projects including learning readiness efforts for deployment of the Power of M in EMEA.
Candidate Profile
- Marriott certified learning coordinator with knowledge of Marriott’s digital learning platforms
- Previous human resources / training experience strongly preferred
- Attention to detail
- Proactive approach
- Able to use own initiative
- Ability to work with little / no supervision
- Ability to deliver instructor led sessions virtually and in-person
Skills And Competencies
- Computer Skills: Strong proficiency in computer software like Microsoft 365, PowerBI and hotel operational systems
- Data intelligence: Ability to analyze complex learning related data and inform decisions
- Communication Skills: Able to communicate effectively with stakeholders at all levels
- Language: Excellent communication skills – written and verbal English
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Core Work Activities
- Build and manage EMEA foundational and non-foundational courses in the DLZ
- Support the L+D delivery team with administration of the leadership framework pathway; build courses in the DLZ and NovoEd as needed, manage enrolments, track and report on completions of the pathway
- Coordinate all pre-and-post logistics related to Marriott foundational and non-foundational courses held virtually and in-person, including booking of venues, coordinating with host hotel on logistics and organization of program material
- Facilitate virtual delivery as a backup facilitator when needed and support pre-opening team with delivery of virtual brand immersions
- Technical expertise in Marriott’s digital learning platforms for EMEA; support properties with leading and facilitating learning technology workshops
- Interpret and analyze learning reports from Marriott’s digital learning platforms
- Management and coordination of the EMEA Learning Coordinator network, driving engagement through DLZ communities, delivery of regularly scheduled office hours and webinars
- Support with management of L+D catalogue and calendar
- Support with coordination and deployment of key Marriott projects and initiatives such as Power of M, leveraging Marriott’s project management platform for tracking learning task completions and supporting hotels with virtual and in-person roadshows and workshops as needed


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WHY JOIN MARRIOTT INTERNATIONAL?
Marriott International has been recognized as one of Fortune’s 100 Best Companies to Work For™ in 2026 by Great Place to Work®. This is a reflection of our people-first culture, commitment to wellbeing, and collaborative workplace. This accolade joins a growing list of regional honors, reinforcing our dedication to creating an exceptional environment where associates thrive.
At Marriott International, we are dedicated to being an equal opportunity employer, welcoming all and providing access to opportunity. We actively foster an environment where the unique backgrounds of our associates are valued and celebrated. Our greatest strength lies in the rich blend of culture, talent, and experiences of our associates. We are committed to non-discrimination on any protected basis, including disability, veteran status, or other basis protected by applicable law.
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