Immediate Media Co
Learning & Inclusion Coordinator

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Learning & Inclusion Coordinator (salary £29,500)
Immediate is home to some of the biggest and most loved consumer brands in the UK, including Radio Times, Good Food and BBC Gardeners World magazine. Our trusted, quality content reaches millions of people a month across digital, print, video, podcasts, apps and live events.
We’re the destination for people looking to get more from the things they love. We’re here to inspire, fuel, encourage and educate.
Whether it’s the big things, or the little things; from reaching fitness goals to savouring good food, cultivating outdoor spaces, or enjoying the latest TV sensation – we help bring our audiences joy!
About the role
As a Learning & Inclusion Coordinator, you will support the delivery of Immediate's learning, inclusion and capability priorities across the business.
Working closely with the Learning, Inclusion & Development Specialist, the L&D Business Partner, and the wider People team, you will help coordinate learning programmes, employee engagement initiatives, and inclusion activities that create a positive employee experience and support our culture of continuous learning.
This is an excellent opportunity for someone looking to build a career in Learning & Development, Inclusion or People. You'll gain experience across learning technology, AI capability programmes, employee engagement, events, communications and data, while working with stakeholders across the business.
As a Learning & Inclusion Coordinator, you will:
- Coordinate the delivery of learning programmes, workshops and events, including AI Skills Labs, the Content Academy and other capability initiatives.
- Manage the day-to-day administration of learning platforms, including One Immediate, LinkedIn Learning and the Content Academy, ensuring content remains accurate, accessible and up to date.
- Act as the first point of contact for learner and employee queries, providing support across learning and inclusion initiatives.
- Coordinate programme logistics, communications, attendance tracking and learner administration to ensure a seamless employee experience.
- Create and schedule internal communications, including newsletters, intranet updates and learning campaigns.
- Produce reporting, analytics and dashboards to measure participation, engagement and programme effectiveness.
- Coordinate Immediate's network groups and inclusion forums, including agendas, awareness campaigns, employee engagement activities and events.
- Support the delivery of training sessions, workshops and awareness initiatives across learning and inclusion.
- Provide project coordination across learning, inclusion and wider People initiatives, working closely with internal stakeholders and external suppliers.
- Raise purchase orders, coordinate invoices and support supplier and facilitator management.
- Maintain learning resources, toolkits and guidance materials across learning platforms and the intranet.
- Maintain confidentiality and exercise discretion when handling employee information and sensitive organisational data.
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You'll ideally have:
- Experience in an administrative, assistant or coordinator role.
- Excellent organisational skills and the ability to manage multiple priorities.
- Strong written and verbal communication skills.
- Experience working with digital systems, databases or learning platforms.
- Confidence working with data, reporting and Microsoft Office.
- A proactive approach, with a willingness to learn and continuously improve.
- Strong attention to detail and excellent organisational skills.
- The ability to build positive relationships with colleagues and stakeholders.
- A genuine interest in learning, inclusion, employee engagement and organisational development.


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Benefits
- A relaxed working environment with regular socials including a summer festival
- Supportive well-being initiatives and benefits, talks & workshops, and Mental Health First aiders & Champions
- 25 days holiday plus a day for your birthday. Our offices will be closed between Christmas and New Year’s which are in addition to your annual entitlement
- Tailored training and development through both our inhouse learning platform and LinkedIn Learning
- A progressive and transparent culture focused on your development
- Flexible / hybrid working plus early finish Fridays
- Cycle to work scheme
- Enhanced Family Policies including paternity, adoption and surrogacy leave. We also provide a pregnancy loss, fertility, and carers policy
- Competitive pension plans and Life Assurance
- A newly renovated modern office with lots of collaborative spaces
At Immediate, we pride ourselves on our open, inclusive, collaborative, and dynamic culture that empowers our people to thrive and give their best. We care deeply about our people, our local communities and the impact we have on the environment. Our active Diversity & Inclusion network, comprehensive well-being programs, and clear sustainability strategies reflect this commitment.
People are at the heart of our business and creating a diverse and inclusive working environment is important to us. Immediate is an equal opportunities employer. We’ll never treat anyone less favourably because of their sex, gender reassignment, pregnancy and maternity, marital/civil partnerships, sexual orientation, race, nationality, ethnic origin, age, religion or belief or disability. We’re also committed to supporting applications from those who are returning to work following a career break, maternity leave or caring responsibilities.
Immediate is a place you can grow, be supported, and make a difference.
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