Tate Recruitment
Partnerships Manager

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Partnerships Manager
Training Sales – Skills Bootcamp
Ideally London or could be based national- must be flexible to travel where needed. 2 days per month in the London Office
Salary: £30,000–£36k plus commission
An established and growing national training provider is seeking a commercially driven Partnerships Manager to join its Training Sales division.
This is a strategic business development role focused on building and managing employer partnerships to create employment opportunities for Skills Bootcamp and ASF graduates. You will play a key role in developing sector-focused engagement strategies, generating new client relationships, and contributing to sustainable business growth.
The Role
Reporting to the Director of Training & Recruitment, you will:
- Develop and manage a pipeline of new employer partnerships
- Drive vacancy generation and employment starts for programme graduates
- Conduct proactive business development through cold outreach, meetings, webinars and sector events
- Engage confidently with senior stakeholders, including C-suite decision-makers
- Create and deliver sector-focused engagement plans
- Cross-sell training and recruitment solutions
- Lead new business tenders and pitches
- Maintain accurate CRM data and ensure compliance processes are followed
- Act as a brand ambassador in all external interactions
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About You
You will bring:
- Minimum 3 years’ B2B sales experience
- Experience engaging senior stakeholders within complex organisations
- Strong commercial awareness and consultative selling skills
- The ability to articulate technical training solutions clearly and credibly
- Excellent communication and presentation skills
- A proactive, target-driven mindset
- Professional presence and high attention to detail


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You will be motivated by performance, comfortable with outbound activity, and confident in developing long-term client partnerships.
What’s on Offer
- Competitive base salary with strong OTE
- Remote with some flexibility
- Opportunity to work within a high-performing, growth-focused training organisation
- Clear progression pathway for high performers
The ideal candidate will come from Adult education, apprenticeships and/or a recruitment background
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