The National STEM Learning Centre has several great opportunities for Project Officers to join STEM Learning Ltd. at both the York and London offices, both permanent and fixed term roles.
This is an exciting opportunity for successful candidates to make a positive impact on the quality of the teaching of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) subjects across the UK.
The centre are looking for exceptional individuals to provide effective project management across a number of cross-cutting activities, including resource collections, wider enrichment, and reward and recognition activity. They will ensure best practice contract and project management within, and outside of, STEM Learning.
The Role
The Project Officers will work as part of the National STEM Learning Centre & Network to provide effective project support to the management of resources and activities of work, to ensure:
- the effective management of programme and associated contracts – this includes selection, management, quality assurance and driving best value and excellent service delivery of subcontractors
- best practice in project management and delivery
- effective business support services – this includes compliance, monitoring, performance, quality and internal and external reporting
This is a crucial service, ensuring STEM Learning is able to continue to build its reputation for success based on:
- meeting funders’ expectations in terms of the quality of the educational support services it delivers
- proven impact of interventions
- value for money
- good governance
- trust
- a continuous cycle of improvement
The Project Officers will work with teams across and beyond the organisation to provide best practice project and contract management support. The Project Officer will also contribute to cross-cutting activities which ensure that best practice contract and project management is seamless across STEM Learning.
To find out more about these roles and to apply please visit our vacancies page.
Timeline for applications
• Closing date: 4pm (BST) on Friday 10 September 2021
Twitter: @STEMLearningUK
Web: www.stem.org.uk