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A leading professional services firm based near Charing Cross, Central London, is seeking an L&D (Training) Project Coordinator. This pivotal role involves coordinating the firm's learning and knowledge systems, supporting change management, and administering training programs. Ideal candidates will have strong organisational and project coordination skills, with up to £45,000 salary. Experience in Knowledge and Learning Management Systems is preferred. Apply with your CV and cover letter to jt@langleyjames.com.
L&D (Training) Project Coordinator i nc IT required by a Professional Services Firm, based near Charing Cross, Central London paying upto 45k- Hybrid. This is a pivotal coordination role focused on the systems and processes that underpin the firm's learning and knowledge initiatives.
You will be responsible for the coordination, development, and administrative support of key firm‑wide projects, specifically focusing on :
This is an excellent opportunity to secure a specialist coordination role with a competitive salary of up to £45,000 in Central London, focusing on high‑impact technology and training initiatives.
Ready to coordinate the future of professional development?
Apply now by sending your CV and cover letter to jt@langleyjames.com.
Langley James : Your specialist recruitment partner.
Experience of IManage O365 and Aderant or time billings systems
Experience of delivering training using a variety of delivery methods
Experience of working with a law firm or other professional services ( preferred not essential)
Strong communicator and confident
Experience of developing e‑Learning
Ability to multitask and keep team updated.
Able to work independently
Positive and enthusiastic
Provide excellent service
Knowledge of legal sector software and able to understand other software quickly.
Macro / template conversion
O365, Imanage, Aderant, 2 years experience as a trainer within professional services