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The Greater London Authority (GLA) is seeking a Project Manager for its Skills & Employment Unit. This role involves managing contracts with adult education providers to ensure effective delivery and alignment with mayoral priorities. The successful candidate will have technical project management experience and strong stakeholder management skills, contributing to the enhancement of skills and employment opportunities for Londoners.
Open, inclusive, and fair — we work with partners to ensure Londoners can shape healthy, empowered, and productive lives. Led by Executive Director Tunde Olayinka, the Communities and Skills team comprises units such as Civil Society & Sport, Communities & Social Policy, Group Public Health, Skills and Employment, and Health, Children, and Young Londoners.
We develop, deliver, and manage adult education programmes to support Londoners in improving skills, securing employment, or progressing in their careers.
You will manage contracts with providers of Adult Skills, ensuring efficient use of public funds, alignment with mayoral priorities, and support for Londoners' success in the economy.
Accountable to: Principal Project Officer – Programme Delivery
Accountable for: Resources allocated
Contacts: Senior managers, boroughs, FE institutions, government bodies, and partners
Technical experience in managing large projects, knowledge of project control techniques, IT skills, stakeholder management, and understanding of skills funding streams.
Includes problem solving, planning and organizing, communication, relationship management, and research skills, with detailed indicators provided.
Based at London Fire Brigade HQ, with hybrid working arrangements. Application process requires a CV and a personal statement, submitted via the online system. Deadline: 4 June 2025.
We value diversity and encourage applications from underrepresented groups. Flexible working options are available.
Contact: Richard Cumbers at Richard.Cumbers@london.gov.uk.