Training Product Coordinator

Overview<br>We exist to create positive change for people and the planet. Join us and make a difference too!<br>Job Title: Training Product Coordinator<br>Reports to: EMEA Portfolio & New Product Development Manager<br>Location: Milton Keynes<br>As a premier training provider for management systems and organizational resilience, BSI is currently recruiting for a Training Product Coordinator who plays an important role in ensuring seamless product life-cycle management and course material distribution across the BSI Training Academy in the UK, Europe and META regions.<br>Working closely with internal stakeholders, regional teams and external partners, the Product Coordinator will oversee product setup, data management and coordination between Operations, Delivery, Sales, Marketing and Product teams for a smooth launch process in line with regional processes and demands and to agreed SLA.<br>If you are highly collaborative with a drive to improve the efficiency of processes, strong organisational, communication and multi-tasking skillset, this is great opportunity for you to join our fast-paced and international environment.<br>Key Responsibilities<br>Build and maintain a centralised process for product launch across the EMEA region ensuring all functions including product, operations, marketing, sales and delivery are considered<br>Maintain course materials in line with global branding and latest version control<br>Manage timely distribution of training materials in line with KPIs<br>Drive process consistency and efficiency across the region<br>Handle internal training queries, supporting the sales team with product knowledge and commercially viable packaged solutions via a centralised inbox<br>Apply end-to-end product lifecycle knowledge to support timely and effective regional product launches on multiple platforms<br>To be successful in this role, you have<br>Strong project launch, organisation and coordinating skills, with the ability to manage multiple project timelines in both structured and agile environments.<br>Confidence as a detail-oriented communicator with a strong focus on internal and external customer service.<br>Collaborative stakeholder management approach who builds effective working relationships across teams.<br>Proactive and curious mindset, comfortable using MS tools (Excel, PowerPoint, Word, Copilot) and championing continuous improvement.<br>Strong command of English verbally and in written form to be able to communicate effectively in a multinational environment. Knowledge of another language is advantageous.<br>This full-time position will be based at our Milton Keynes office in a hybrid working arrangement of minimum twice per week in office. We offer flexible working, as well as 27 days annual leave, paid sick leave, Salary: GBP 30000 - 40000 per year

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