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Job Title
Learning & Development Assistant (9 month FTC)
Position
Full Time - Fixed Term
Role
Business Services
Location
London
Practice Area/Department
Learning & Development
Description
Before you meet us, get to know us
RPC is a modern, progressive and commercially-oriented City legal
services business. From our offices in the UK, Hong Kong and Singapore
we provide advice to both UK and international clients.
What we do
Our legal practice spans a wide range of industry sectors and is
broadly split into two discrete areas: insurance and corporates.
Working on both contentious and non-contentious matters, our clients
range from large multinationals to growth UK corporate firms and other
professional practices, and include many household names.
Why we're different
We have a confident, accessible and enterprising approach that sets
performance, service and value at the top of the agenda. Our goal is
to do the usual things unusually well, make the complex simple and
help our internal and external clients build better, stronger businesses.
Business Services at RPC
Working at RPC means being part of a
collaborative and creative environment, which is flexible,
transparent and friendly. We value our business services teams and
recognise that individual contributions at all levels are essential
to the success of RPC as a whole.
RPC's business services teams include:
Brand Marketing & Sales
Client Services
Executive Office
Facilities
Finance
Legal Project Management
Information Technology
People & Talent Development
Risk & Compliance
Secretarial Support
Role Overview
To organise, manage and take
responsibility for administrative aspects of the L&D function
and, as one of the Assistants, to contribute to and manage the
project work of the team.
Key internal relationships
Learning & Development Team
Reports to
Learning & Development Manager
Duties and Responsibilities include but not are limited to the following:
Administration:
Course scheduling for Learning
programmes.
Curricula and programme logistics
ownership. This includes ensuring that all the learning elements
(whether face to face or via learning technology) work smoothly
together, provide a good user experience and that we maximise
attendance.
Assisting the L&D Managers with all
administrative tasks relating to off-site and residential training
programmes.
Organising the production of the monthly
team Learning newsletter.
Managing the process relating to booking
individuals on external courses.
Organising and managing one on one
coaching or mentoring programmes.
Managing all queries relating to
regulation and compliance and producing reports and documentation
as required.
Managing day to day expenses and
budgeting for all L&D related activity.
Significant diary management for the
L&D Team.
Managing L&D meetings including
managing agendas and producing minutes.
Assisting with ad hoc projects in the
L&D team.
Supplier due diligence - ensuring that
the relevant processes are followed with new suppliers as we begin
working with them and liaising with the Risk team regarding
contractual queries.
Systems:
Setting up and using AV equipment for courses and meetings.
Using the Learning Management System to
administer mandatory training, courses and learning events, keeping
the data up to date and reporting as required
Managing any intranet pages that are owned
by the Learning & Development team and updating these when required.
Using and administering third party systems
that we have built into learning. E.g. 360 feedback and psychometric
online tools. Liaising with systems suppliers to sort out any issues
and ensure a smooth system running for our users.
Being proficient in setting up and using
webinar technology to host learning webinars and virtual events.
Delivery:
Deliver desk-side coaching on the learning management and any
other learning systems to our internal clients.
Chairing webinars for external and internal
speakers and rehearsing speakers in advance of their webinars to
familiarise them with the technology.
Knowledge, skills and experience
Experience:
Previous experience of working in an L&D function is a strong
preference. At least 2 years' previous experience in a busy learning
administrative role.
Qualities and skills:
Strong administrative and organisational skills.
Ability to work under pressure, multi task and deal with a
significant amount of work and projects at the same time.
Ability to be proactive and use initiative.
Team player.
Ability to deal with internal and external clients at all levels.
Strong communicator, both written (drafting emails /
documentation) and verbal (on the telephone, virtually and face to
face with both internal and external clients as well as external providers).
Knowledge of how to use Excel to keep records and report on these records.
Excellent skills in Word in order to produce reports where required
The ability to influence key stakeholders when information is
required from them or we need them to do something.
A talent for planning and organising complex events, predicting
possible issues and taking action to prevent them before they happen.
High levels of attention to detail.
Comfortable working in ambiguity where there is not necessarily an
existing process and the ability to recommend efficient processes.
A passion for offering an excellent service.
Ability to see things from the user's side and tailor
our learning service appropriately.