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Project Support Officer (Children)
- Location Nottinghamshire
- Job type Contract
- Salary £300 per day + umbrella (Inside IR35)
- Discipline Local Government
- Reference J93243
Project Support Officer (Children)
Rate: £300 per day (Inside IR35, umbrella)
Hybrid
Start Date: February
Duration: 3 months - until May 2026 initially
Key Responsibilities:
Project Coordination and Governance
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Organise and coordinate project meetings, workshops and steering groups
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Prepare agendas, take accurate minutes, track actions and ensure timely follow-up
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Support the production of highlight reports, dashboards and presentations for programme and project boards
Data and Analysis Support
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Collate, monitor and track data requests across multiple workstreams
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Work collaboratively with Finance and Analysis & Insight (A&I) teams to support benefit mapping and realisation
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Maintain and update live trackers covering placements, costs, milestones and key performance measures
Documentation and Communication
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Draft and format project documentation, guidance materials and presentations (e.g. PowerPoint, flowcharts and briefings)
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Support internal communications and stakeholder engagement across workstreams
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Produce concise summaries and updates from the Knowledge Hub and other relevant sources
Planning and Delivery Support
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Assist with process mapping and workshop delivery alongside Business Analysts and transformation colleagues
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Contribute to the maintenance of project plans and delivery trackers
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Support coordination and logistics of transformation activity across the wider programme
Team and Programme Support
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Provide flexible, proactive support across multiple children’s transformation projects as priorities evolve
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Work collaboratively to maintain pace, consistency and quality of delivery
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Uphold professional standards and a solution-focused approach within a fast-paced, multi-disciplinary environment
Key Requirements:
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Proven experience in a project support or programme support role, ideally within local authority or public sector
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Strong organisational skills with experience coordinating meetings, actions and reporting
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Confident working with data, trackers and performance information
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Excellent written and verbal communication skills
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Experience supporting transformation or change programmes (desirable)
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Ability to manage competing priorities and work collaboratively across teams
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Experience within Children’s Services or related programmes (highly desirable)
If you have the relevant experience, please apply today!