Social Projects Coordinator Job Opening
EDT Placement Scheme – Opportunities within Local Community Social Project - Glasgow
Vacancy Ref: 031SC
EDT Placements (formerly The Year in Industry (YINI)), is part of the Engineering Development Trust (EDT), is a not-for-profit organisation offering Pre-university/ post S5/S6 students a free extra resource when searching for year out, paid work placements. These placements give students the opportunity to check out STEM careers, make informed decisions about which study or career path to take and can lead to sponsorship or apprenticeship opportunities. Candidates placed through the YINI scheme have access to additional mentor support, one day master classes and industrial accreditation. We work with partner companies all over the UK and have received the following opportunity:
Company Overview:
The company is one of the world’s largest integrated utility companies and a world leader in wind energy. They are seeking a keen school leaver/undergraduate or recent graduate to join their Sustainability Team. It is the first integrated energy company in the UK to generate 100% green electricity. The focus is on wind energy, smart grids and driving the change to a cleaner, electric future and they are investing over £6m every working day to make this happen. They are committed to speeding up the transition to clean power, cleaner electric transport, low-carbon heating whilst keeping energy bills affordable to its customers.
Job Title: Social Projects co-ordinator
Role type: School Leaver, Pre-university
Start/ duration: Start Summer/ Autumn 2024 Duration: 12 months
Salary: £21,151
Location: Glasgow
Disciplines: Pre-university or undergraduate planning to study/currently studying for a degree related to Business, Marketing, HR.
Job Description:
Responsible for delivering administration and support services to assist our Social Projects and Sector Education Team deliver their social inclusion and employability strategy. Responsible for the setup, organisation & delivery of our social inclusion programmes, Breaking Barriers, in partnership with Enable Scotland and Strathclyde University and Barnardo’s Works, in partnership with the charity Barnardo. In addition, provide support across the team for volunteering projects, employability programmes and STEM outreach, supporting the whole team to delivery on their annual plan.
Purpose/ duties/ what the student will learn or gain skills in etc.
• Planning, coordinating, and delivering the Breaking Barriers, Barnardo’s and Enable Works Social Programmes
• Create content for the team’s social media channel, by posting updates on activities, events, and Programmes
• Organise and attend career events
• Attend internal and external meetings, to represent the business
• Create presentations for internal and external purpose
• Support external STEM events
• Support external staff volunteering activities
• Engage in various pre-employment Programmes, direction from Programme Coordinator
Person Profile/Required Qualifications
• Ability to work under own initiative and at a fast pace
• Positive attitude and a flexible approach to workload
• Ability to engage with people and get them interested and involved in our agenda
• Ability to engage with teams across the whole SP organisation to support our agenda
• Well organised and experience of being a self-starter in a busy team with a variety of workload at any one time
• Ability to deal with people internal and external at varying levels
• Ability to use PowerPoint, Excel and Word
• Ability to action on direction given quickly and confidently
• Flexibility to do what is needed and to balance workload to accommodate delivery plan
• Able to create presentations & deliver these to internal & external groups
Person Profile /Required Skills for applicants.
• Ability to work on own initiative and think creatively
• Proactive problem solver
• Independent worker
• Good communicator
• Enthusiastic
• Team player
• Willingness to learn
To apply for this role, please ensure you meet the eligibility criteria (correct level of education, any location specific requirements, nationality and specific subjects/degrees) and then once you are confident you do, complete an application form: https://membersarea.etrust.org.uk/placements/ and enter the vacancy reference.
Or you can email mailto:EDTPlacements@etrust.org.uk for further information or any queries.