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Training Coordinator Apprentice
The Training Coordinator Apprentice supports the planning, coordination, and administration of learning and development activities across the organisation. Working as part of the HR team, the role provides practical experience in business administration, learning coordination, and people administration.
Key Responsibilities
- Coordinate and administer training activities.
- Monitor training completion and assist with reporting and compliance requirements.
- Liaise with employees, managers, and training providers regarding learning and development activities.
- Maintain HR systems, databases, and documentation.
- Provide administrative support for apprenticeship programmes and employee development initiatives.
- Support the HR team with general administrative tasks.
- Undertake additional duties as required to support the Learning & Development and HR functions.
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StrongYour economics background and your summer at a regional bank line up with what PwC looks for on the consulting scheme. Applications close in four weeks.
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Strategy Delivery
- Support the delivery of learning and development initiatives that enhance employee skills, knowledge, and performance.
- Assist in promoting a culture of continuous learning and professional development across the organisation.
Communications and Reporting
- Maintain accurate training records and learning management system data.
- Produce training reports, attendance records, and evaluation feedback.
- Communicate training schedules and learning opportunities to employees and managers.
Stakeholder Management
- Build effective working relationships with employees, managers, training providers, and external partners.
- Support managers with training requests and coordinate learning activities across departments.


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Risk/Regulation/Legislation/Policies Compliance
- Ensure training records are maintained in line with company procedures and data protection requirements.
- Support compliance training activities and monitor mandatory training completion.
- Follow HR policies and procedures when handling employee information.
Project Management
- Support learning and development projects, including training rollouts, apprenticeship programmes, employee development initiatives, and engagement activities.
- Assist with organizing training events, workshops, and induction programmes.
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