About the role
This role serves as a critical support function within the training and governance team. As a Training Development Coordinator, you will coordinate nationally accredited training programs, ensuring compliance and quality in course delivery. This position offers the opportunity to contribute to the development of training initiatives that enhance operational effectiveness.
Key responsibilities
- Coordinate nationally accredited training programs
- Prepare and maintain course materials to meet compliance requirements
- Process and maintain training data within the Student Records Management System
- Support other Training Coordinators as required
- Manage administrative and compliance-related tasks
- Work within a largely paper-based environment
- Assist with fluctuating workloads throughout the training cycle
Skills & experience
- Proven experience in administration, training coordination, compliance, education, or similar backgrounds
- Strong capability in managing administrative tasks with high attention to detail
- Demonstrated ability to process and maintain training data accurately
What’s in it for you
- Gain exposure to nationally accredited training programs
- Work within a supportive team environment with strong collaboration
- Opportunity for professional development in a compliance-focused role
For further information please contact Nicole Consterdine, Recruitment Consultant, Government, 03 9098 7414.
Operating for over 20 years in Australia, New Zealand and the United Kingdom, people2people, Edge Recruitment, and Frog Recruitment are an award-winning recruitment group and HR solutions provider. As an inclusive workforce, we welcome everyone and encourage our employees, clients, and candidates to showcase their authentic selves.
Should you require reasonable adjustments throughout the recruitment process, we encourage you to make a request by phoning the above-mentioned recruitment consultant to discuss. In response to these requests, we will collaborate closely with you to implement the appropriate adjustments.
