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Training Coordinator

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Training Coordinator
We are recruiting for a Training Coordinator to join a growing organisation at its Head Office in Bedale, North Yorkshire. This varied role combines client relationship management, training coordination, and administration. You will manage a portfolio of clients, understand their training requirements, and coordinate high-quality training solutions.
Working closely with clients, trainers, and awarding organisations, you will ensure training is delivered efficiently while identifying opportunities to improve services and support business growth.
Key Responsibilities
- Manage allocated client accounts, acting as the main point of contact for training enquiries and ongoing support
- Build and maintain relationships with clients, instructors, assessors, awarding organisations, and other stakeholders
- Identify and coordinate training solutions that meet client requirements
- Manage training bookings, scheduling, and administration, ensuring accuracy and compliance
- Maintain accurate records and documentation across company systems
- Communicate professionally, providing clear information and updates to clients and colleagues
- Identify opportunities to promote services and support business development
- Resolve issues and contribute to continuous improvement and high service standards
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Key Skills & Experience
- Previous experience in a Training Coordinator, Training Administrator, Learning & Development, or similar client-focused role
- Experience coordinating training programmes or qualifications within a compliance-driven environment would be desirable
- Business Administration, Customer Service, or Learning & Development qualifications would be advantageous
- Strong organisational, administrative, and coordination skills
- Ability to manage multiple tasks and meet deadlines
- Experience in customer service, account management, or client relationships
- Proficient in Microsoft 365, particularly SharePoint


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