Apprentice Project Manager

About the role

Project Support Coordinator 🚀 | Level 4 Apprenticeship

Are you ready to dive into the exciting world of IT project management? We're looking for enthusiastic and organized individuals to join our team as Project Support Coordinators! 🌟 This is an amazing opportunity to kickstart your career, gain hands-on experience, and work towards a Level 4 apprenticeship with GLP. 🎓

What You'll Do:

• Help Drive Projects: Support the coordination and delivery of cool IT projects and programmes across the 3Roc portfolio. Think of yourself as a crucial part of making things happen! 💡
• Master the Docs: Keep project documentation ship-shape – that means plans, logs, reports, and action trackers. You'll be the keeper of all the important details. 📄
• Meeting Maven: Attend and contribute to project meetings. You'll be taking minutes and making sure everyone follows up on those important actions. ✍️
• Team Player: Build awesome working relationships with your colleagues, clients, technical teams, and suppliers. Collaboration is key! 🤝
• Problem Solver: Proactively flag any risks, issues, or concerns to the Project Manager. Your eagle eyes will help us stay on track. 👀
• Grow Your Skills: Develop your abilities to the point where you can take ownership of specific project workstreams. We want to see you shine! ✨
• Apprentice Power: Complete all elements of your Level 4 apprenticeship programme, including valuable off-the-job learning with GLP. 📈

If you're eager to learn, love a good challenge, and want to be part of a dynamic team, this is the role for you! Apply now and let's build something amazing together! 💪

Key responsibilities

• Support the coordination and delivery of IT projects and programmes.
• Maintain project documentation, including plans, logs, reports, and action trackers.
• Attend and contribute to project meetings, take minutes, and follow up on agreed actions.
• Build working relationships with colleagues, clients, technical teams, and suppliers.
• Proactively flag risks, issues, or concerns to the Project Manager.