PEP Enterprise
Project Coordinator

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About PEP
PEP Enterprise CIC is a Lancashire-based organisation focused on GEM leadership and representation, creating opportunities for voices and communities that are too often missing from the spaces where decisions are made. We bring people and organisations together, creating powerful partnerships and collaborations that deliver meaningful change for the communities we work alongside.
Our work spans leadership, education, employment and wellbeing, but our ambition goes further than delivering projects. We want to influence systems, challenge barriers and create lasting change in representation, opportunity and who gets to lead.
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About Padel Power
Padel Power – More Than a Game.
Padel Power is PEP Enterprise’s women-focused physical activity and wellbeing initiative, using the rapidly growing sport of padel to bring women together, get them active and create a strong sense of community.
We recognise that women can face very different barriers to becoming active – from confidence, isolation and mental wellbeing to cultural, financial and social barriers. Padel Power creates an accessible and welcoming way for women to get moving, meet others and build confidence. Through beginner programmes, regular games, coaching, events and tournaments, we create pathways for women to start playing, progress and become part of a growing padel community. The padel gets women through the door. The connection, confidence and community are what make it more than a game.
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The Role
We're looking for an experienced Project Coordinator or Project Manager who can take responsibility for several new projects at the same time. Our work will span education, empowerment, physical activity, digital and heritage. This is a hands-on role: as well as coordinating projects, you'll deliver and facilitate sessions and workshops with participants.
What You'll Do
- Coordinate several projects at once across education, empowerment, physical activity, digital and heritage.
- Plan, organise and personally deliver/facilitate sessions and workshops with participants.
- Coordinate specialist practitioners, partners, schools, venues and other organisations involved in delivery.
- Keep project plans, bookings, participant records, budgets and deadlines on track.
- Build positive relationships with participants and support their engagement throughout each project.
- Track attendance, feedback, outcomes and evidence for funder monitoring and reporting.
- Support events, visits, showcases and other project activity from planning through to delivery.
- Spot problems early, adapt delivery where needed and keep the Founder & CEO updated.


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Who We're Looking For
Previous experience as a Project Coordinator or Project Manager is essential, along with experience working in the third sector. You need to be organised, dependable and confident managing several projects at once, keeping delivery, deadlines, partners and reporting on track.
Essential Experience
- Previous experience as a Project Coordinator or Project Manager.
- Previous experience working in the third/voluntary/community sector.
- Proven experience managing several projects and competing priorities at the same time.
- Experience of delivering or facilitating workshops, group sessions or participant activities.
- Confident working directly with young people, adults and community participants.
Role Details
- Location: Blackburn/East Lancashire with flexible working.
- Hours: [to be confirmed]
- Pay: [to be confirmed]
- Contract: [to be confirmed]
- Reports to: Founder & CEO
How to Apply
Send your CV and a short note telling us why the role interests you and what you would bring to PEP.
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