Masterclass Project Coordinator

UK Association for Science and Discovery Centres; City Of London; On-site; GBP 32,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading scientific institution is seeking a Masterclass Project Coordinator to enrich young people's experiences of STEM through the delivery of a renowned Masterclasses programme. The role involves liaising with contributors across the UK, supporting workshops, and potentially developing personal STEM content. Candidates should possess strong communication and relationship management skills, with a passion for STEM. Salary is approximately £32,000 per annum.

Qualifications

• Excitement about STEM and communication.
• Proven programme coordination skills.
• Ability to recruit and train new contributors.

Responsibilities

• Support delivery of the Masterclasses programme.
• Liaise with contributors and attend workshops.
• Develop personal STEM content as aligned to interests.

Skills

STEM communication

Programme coordination

Customer service

Relationship management

Excellent communication

Job description

Masterclass Project Coordinator, The Royal Institution

Deadline 17 Nov 2025 Organisation The Royal Institution Job title Masterclass Project Coordinator Location London Salary c£32,000 per annum FTE

The Royal Institution is looking for a STEM enthusiast excited about using and developing STEM communication and programme coordination skills to enrich young people’s experiences of STEM.

The post holder will support the delivery of the nationally renowned Masterclasses programme, focusing on Mathematics Masterclasses. They will liaise with regional contributors across the UK and at the Ri, attending Masterclass workshops, helping to recruit and train new contributors, and extending the impact of Ri Masterclasses to more young people.This role includes the possibility of developing the post holder's own STEM content and involvement in other Ri projects aligned to their interests and experience.

Most Masterclass series are organised and run by local contributors and led by expert volunteer speakers, supported by the Ri’s Masterclass team. Contributors include academics, teachers and STEM professionals and candidates will need excellent communication, customer service and relationship management skills to support their involvement in the programme.