Reporting to: Head of Student Development and Wellbeing. Objective/ Role Purpose: To provide senior coordination and supervision of the University’s extra and co-curricular student personal and professional development (PPD) programmes delivered by the Student Development and Wellbeing Department, supporting the development of well-rounded, resilient and professionally prepared healthcare graduates. Key responsibilities: Development of effective coordination strategies, planning, enhancement and evaluation of a range of university-wide extra- and co-curricular student development programmes, ensuring that opportunities are accessible, inclusive, evidence-informed and aligned with the University’s graduate profile, curriculum, student needs and strategic priorities, designed to enhance student experience and academic, personal and professional growth. Provide effective coordination and oversight of key University extra- and co-curricular personal and professional development programmes, including: International Citizenship Award Programme Personal Tutor Programme for Foundation Year medical students Student Health Ambassador Programme Personal and Professional Development Fund for students attending research conferences, workshops and PPD events Student Engagement and Partnership (StEP) Programme Other student development, engagement and support initiatives as required. Work closely with the Head of Student Development and Wellbeing to contribute to the development and implementation of the Department's student development strategy. Enhance existing department programmes to support students in shaping the knowledge, skills, attributes and professional behaviours required for successful future careers and which support students' Professional Identity Formation, as defined within the curriculum, complementing formal academic and clinical education. Work collaboratively and co-create initiatives with students and relevant stakeholders, including clinical partners, who contribute to the achievement of the University's student graduate profile. Work closely with the Department’s Communications Coordinator to supervise programme promotion and coordinate communications, events, workshops and activities using appropriate digital platforms, media and communication channels as appropriate. Develop effective communication and promotional approaches to ensure that students are aware of available opportunities and understand their relevance to their personal and professional development. Manage programme budgets and expenditure, ensuring effective and appropriate use of allocated resources and compliance with University approval procedures. Coordinate programme documentation, resources and communications, ensuring that Information is accurate, accessible and regularly updated. Prepare and publish relevant programme information and resources on the University's Virtual Learning Environment (VLE) and other media. Monitoring, Evaluation and Quality Enhancement: Establish and maintain appropriate systems for monitoring participation, engagement, progression and outcomes across PPD programmes. Maintain accurate databases, records, metrics and management information relating to student engagement with extra- and co-curricular programmes. Gather and analyse student and stakeholder feedback to evaluate the quality, relevance and effectiveness of programmes. Produce regular reports and presentations on programme participation, outcomes, impact and areas for development. Use data, feedback, research and evidence-informed practice to identify opportunities for continuous improvement. Contribute to quality assurance, review and enhancement processes relating to student development and experience.

Desired Candidate Profile

Higher level degree in relevant topic such as education/professional development / teaching and learning/training and development. Student-centred, with significant experience in programme coordination / education/training and development or professional education including marketing of programme offerings. Experience of working collaboratively within a higher education, healthcare education or professional education environment is highly desirable. Strong organisational and project management skills with the ability to manage multiple priorities and work under pressure to meet deadlines effectively. Excellent intercultural communication skills, with the ability to engage effectively with students, academic and professional services colleagues and external stakeholders. Excellent digital literacy skills, including databases, communication platforms and other media Strong data management and analytical skills, with the ability to collect, interpret and present participation, engagement and outcome data. Ability to evaluate programmes and use evidence, feedback and data to inform decision making and quality improvement processes. Ability to work independently, exercise initiative and judgement, and take ownership of assigned programmes, events related to programmes, and projects. Results-oriented approach, with the ability to work effectively under pressure and deliver high-quality outcomes within agreed timescales. Collaborative and proactive approach, with the ability to work effectively as part of a multidisciplinary and dynamic team. Flexible approach required towards working hours, with occasional out-of-hours work required to support student programmes, events and activities.