Lloyds Living
Training Manager - Property Management (18 Month FTC) - Lloyds Living

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Training Manager - Property Management & Lettings (18 Month FTC)
(view to go permanent)
Salary Range
£40,000 - £49,000
Location
Manchester
Function
Working pattern: Our work style is hybrid, which involves spending at least four days per week, or 80% of our time, at our Manchester office
About Lloyds Living
Join us at Lloyds Living as we redefine what it means to manage property in the UK. We're on an ambitious journey to become one of the country's largest and most trusted landlords, creating vibrant communities and delivering exceptional living experiences.
As we scale at pace, you'll be part of a dynamic team shaping the future of property management—where innovation, customer focus, and growth go hand in hand. This is your chance to make an impact and be part of something extraordinary.
Role Purpose
To lead the coordination and delivery of the LLPM learning programme, ensuring the business has the capability required to deliver safe, compliant and high-quality property management at scale.
The role is accountable for identifying capability gaps, defining and maintaining an outcome-led learning plan, and ensuring learning is aligned to Lloyds Living's operating model, culture and performance standards, with a focus on embedding capability.
Acting as the integration point between LLPM, the Skills Development team and external providers, the role ensures learning is:
- Designed around real operational needs.
- Embedded into day-to-day ways of working.
- Driving measurable improvements in performance, control and customer outcomes.
Success is defined by the impact on how the business performs and the consistency of delivery, not the volume of training delivered.
Key Accountabilities
Learning Planning & Oversight
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Define and maintain a prioritised LLPM learning plan, aligned to:
- Business priorities (e.g. mobilisation, performance, scale-up)
- Regulatory and control requirements
- Operational performance and risk indicators
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Ensure learning activity is:
- Outcome-focused and clearly sequenced
- Regularly reviewed and updated in line with business need
Capability Assessment & Gap Identification
- Partner with LLPM, Portfolio, Mobilisation and Risk teams to:
- Identify capability and performance gaps
- Translate audit findings, incidents and performance trends into clear learning requirements
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- Focus on root cause to ensure interventions are:
- Targeted
- Effective
- Aligned to business priorities
Learning Design & Delivery Coordination
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Work in partnership with the Skills team to:
- Oversee end-to-end learning solutions
- Ensure high-quality, standardised delivery
- Maintain clear oversight of scope, priorities, and re-prioritisation
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Manage external providers to:
- Deliver specialist learning where required
- Ensure outputs are practical, relevant and aligned to Lloyds Living standards
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Coordinate rollout across LLPM to ensure:
- Clear ownership
- Timely delivery
- Consistent execution
Embedding Learning in the Business
- Ensure learning is effectively cascaded and embedded across all relevant teams and support leaders to:
- Reinforce learning through team routines
- Hold colleagues to account for application
- Align learning to day-to-day operational delivery, not standalone activity
Governance & Control Alignment
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Accountable for ensuring all learning activity aligns to Lloyds Living's governance framework and control environment, supporting consistent and disciplined execution across the business.
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Embed learning that reflects how the business operates, including:
- Decision-making and escalation protocols
- Effective use of governance forums (e.g. Ops Oversight, Risk, SLT)
- Evidence, audit trail and record-keeping requirements
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Ensure learning reinforces:
- Where control points exist and how they are applied in practice
- The importance of control discipline and consistent execution
- Clear ownership of decisions and outcomes
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Challenge and shape learning outputs to ensure they reflect:
- Real operational risks
- Actual decision points and accountabilities
Monitoring, Reporting & Continuous Improvement
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Accountable for tracking the delivery and impact of the LLPM learning programme, ensuring it remains aligned to business performance and risk priorities.
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Track:
- Delivery against plan
- Coverage across teams and roles
- Alignment to key business risks
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Assess effectiveness through:
- Operational performance trends
- Audit and assurance outcomes
- Feedback from stakeholder
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Translate insight into action by:
- Identifying capability gaps and root causes
- Triggering targeted learning interventions
- Adjusting prioritisation and sequencing of delivery


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- Maintain continuous improvement by:
- Updating content and approach in line with emerging risks and business needs
- Ensuring learning remains practical, relevant and outcome-focused
Key Relationships
- Skills Development Team - design authority and delivery partner
- LLPM, Portfolio & Mobilisation Teams - core stakeholders and users
- Risk & Assurance - input on audit findings and regulatory priorities
- External Providers - specialist learning delivery
Skills, Knowledge & Experience
Strong background in property management / lettings / property operations, with clear understanding of:
- Residential property operations (repairs, compliance, tenancy management)
- Working with managing agents and contractors
- Delivery within a regulated or controlled environment
Proven experience in learning, training or capability development, including:
- Working with internal learning (Skills) teams or L&D functions
- Translating business needs into practical learning outputs
- Coordinating programmes or projects across multiple stakeholders
- Identifying capability gaps and implementing structured solutions
Desirable
- Experience in formal L&D, training coordination or capability roles
- Exposure to regulatory environments (e.g. H&S, compliance, customer outcomes)
- Familiarity with property compliance frameworks (e.g. Building Safety, CDM, safety standards)
Benefits
We also offer a wide-ranging benefits package, which includes:
- A generous pension contribution of up to 15%
- An annual performance-related bonus
- Share schemes including free shares
- Benefits you can adapt to your lifestyle, such as discounted shopping
- 28 days' holiday, with bank holidays on top
- A range of wellbeing initiatives and generous parental leave policies
About working for us
Our focus is to ensure we're inclusive every day, building an organisation that reflects modern society and celebrates diversity in all its forms.
We're committed to creating a consciously inclusive workplace where our colleagues can be themselves, thrive and perform at their best. We were one of the first major organisations to set goals on diversity in senior roles, create a menopause health package, and a dedicated Working with Cancer Initiative.
If you're excited by the thought of becoming part of our team, get in touch. We'd love to hear from you.
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