Project Administrator

Leeds

Permanent

Full time / Part-time

Salary: Up to Circa £26,500, dependent on experience

Deadline: 12th July 2026

About this position

The Administration team is the engine room in our organisation and our administrator roles are critical to our success. The entire team relies heavily on the Admin team and it is essential that the function works well, is responsive and efficient.

As a Project Administrator you will work closely with our programme teams to ensure the smooth delivery of their programmes. You will have access to coaching and will work with many colleagues across our whole business.

The key responsibilities of this role will include:

Delivery Support

Providing support and assistance in the administration of projects.
Communicating and liaising with businesses, schools, community, and public sector partners.
Creating resources, paperwork, briefing packs and reports of project information.
Editing and uploading digital/recorded resources and maintaining register of usage.
Ordering equipment or resources needed for events.
Manage process for storing and sharing photographs taken at events.
Data input of the results of collected feedback into the database.
Populating electronic feedback systems and consolidating results to produce feedback summaries for events.
Creating and updating records across our IT systems including MS Dynamics CRM. – Ensuring all data input is entered accurately and within timescales.
Booking hotels and transport for members of the team where required.
Supporting team members prepare for events – including packing resources and preparing paperwork.
On occasion, supporting with adaptation of written materials for events.
On occasion, being a support member of staff at Ahead Partnership’s events.

General Team and Office support

Answering the phone; taking messages, transferring calls and supplying information as appropriate.
Supporting with booking meetings and training for team and booking the team’s attendance at external events.
Supporting with ensuring a tidy and safe office environment.
General support to ensure smooth running of the office – e.g. managing the mail, etc.
Handling petty cash and keeping basic financial records.

Other

Provide cover for other administrative posts within the organisation as required.
Any other tasks as requested and commensurate with the post.

About you

We are looking for people who have a flexible, keen, can-do attitude. We can train you in the technical elements of the role, but it is often harder to train the right attitude. You will share our passion about our vision and mission and will be keen to play your part in ensuring our ongoing success.

We are looking for the following skills and experience:

Experience

IT systems – Experience of working on a computer and with Microsoft programmes in any setting.

Skills

Highly Organised

Have an organised, consistent and methodical approach and be a structured thinker.
Have excellent attention to detail.
Have strong time management skills, effectively prioritising your workload and handling multiple projects and tasks at once.

Creative Problem Solver

Take a proactive approach to solving problems and developing solutions.
Have a positive attitude to flexibility and embracing change.
Bright with initiative, always looking for solutions and ways to resolve challenges.

IT skills

Have good Microsoft Office skills.
Accurate data entry skills.
Be comfortable with computers and IT systems.
Comfortable using social media platforms as a business communication channel.
You will be a quick learner and be able to pick up new systems (and admin processes) easily.

Team Player

Be a positive team player who can work both in a team, and independently.
Take part in coaching with other members of the team and learn from each other.

Confident and Effective Communicator

Strong, proactive and responsive communicator and able to adapt your communication style.
Always proactive and clear with colleagues on status of admin requests e.g. progress, seeking clarification, potential delays, competing priorities etc.
Excellent, professional manner – e.g. on the phone, on teams calls, in meetings etc.
Have a careful and professional approach to all kinds of written or verbal communication.
Good grasp of written (spelling and grammar) and spoken English.

Self-driven, calm and resilient

Able to self-manage workload and competing priorities from multiple colleagues simultaneously – ability to multi-task is key.
Work under pressure.
Take responsibility for your own professional development and drive this forward.

Education

GCSEs (or equivalent) – Maths and English

Housekeeping

Working hours – a standard full-time week is 37.5 hours, with flexible start and finish times.

We are also open to offering this role on a part time basis for the right candidate
The role is based in our Leeds City Centre Office.
A DBS check will be required for this role.

We may well require some flexibility with your working hours, based on our programmes. We will always provide sufficient notice, to enable you to ensure your availability.

Please note, this role can also be offered as an apprenticeship and we encourage anyone interested in an apprenticeship to apply.

INDLS

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