Global Education Events Coordinator

Oxford University Press; Oxford; Hybrid; GBP 24,000 - 30,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

25 days holiday per year

Pension contributions up to 12%

Travel to work schemes

Discretionary annual payment

Job summary

Oxford University Press is seeking an organised Events Coordinator to join the International Professional Learning Events team. The role involves coordinating a global programme of webinars, workshops and launches, liaising with trainers and stakeholders, and supporting marketing activity to engage educators worldwide.

You will work across regions, ensuring high-quality event experiences, accurate registrations and data-driven improvements. A hybrid model requires two days in the Oxford office.

Qualifications

• Experience delivering events in education, marketing or customer-facing roles.
• Strong organisational and administrative skills with great attention to detail.
• Excellent interpersonal and teamwork abilities.
• Experience coordinating webinars or digital events.
• Experience with digital and social media marketing activity.
• Knowledge of the education sector or international schools market.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate a diverse portfolio of international education events including webinars, workshops, conferences and promotional launches.
• Support trainers and presenters, manage event registrations and communications.
• Update event webpages and promotional materials; ensure timely communications.
• Analyse attendance data, gather feedback and identify opportunities to improve future events.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams across marketing, sales and product to deliver high-quality events.

Skills

Event coordination

Marketing support

Webinars

Digital marketing

Stakeholder management

Job description

Oxford University Press is seeking an organised Events Coordinator to join the International Professional Learning Events team. The role involves coordinating a global programme of webinars, workshops and launches, liaising with trainers and stakeholders, and supporting marketing activity to engage educators worldwide.

You will work across regions, ensuring high-quality event experiences, accurate registrations and data-driven improvements. A hybrid model requires two days in the Oxford office.