Due to an internal secondment, an exciting opportunity has arisen for the role of Education Engagement Officer with the Society of Dyers and Colourists, the world’s leading independent, educational charity dedicated to advancing the science and technology of colour worldwide. The role will work across the organisation, on a range of projects, to engage with existing / new members and other users to deliver education and promote the wider colour education pathway Location: Perkin House, Bradford centre and potential for hybrid working once established (some travel will be required) Hours: Part-time, 21 hours per week, to be worked flexibly over 3 - 4 days Duration: Fixed term period of 12 months in duration Salary: £15,000 per annum (full-time equivalent £25,000) Benefits: Including Life Assurance, generous holidays (full-time equivalent of 33 days, inclusive of bank holidays) with optional healthcare benefits and free on-site parking You will be an excellent administrator to support the day-to-day operations of the organisation including communication, record keeping, scheduling and data entry. A proficient communicator and collaborator, with a flair for communications and engaging with diverse audiences. It will also be beneficial if you have experience in, or have had exposure to, the development and delivery of learning programmes, as you will be working as part of the team that delivers accredited educational and learning and development programmes, workshops and activities for the Society. Reporting to the Technical Director, key responsibilities will be: Communication - responding to telephone and email enquiries regarding courses, learning opportunities and general SDC queries. Record keeping, maintaining records and databases Data entry into spreadsheets and other records Reporting, attending meetings, minuting the meetings, action points for members and creating presentations Collating exam results, administering applications, preparing learning agreements and creation of certificates for all courses Managing bursary applications and maintaining a relationship with awardees post-completion Administration of qualification applications and associated processes including decisions to all stakeholders. Preparing course/lesson/product pages for events and webinar recordings Supporting the management of the Society’s webinar programme Working with the membership and external marketing team on member development and engagement Promoting competitions, courses, webinars, bursaries and other SDC activities both online and in person using a variety of channels Online exam invigilation of courses Drafting briefs in consultation with experts, preparing marketing assets for competitions, including preparing and uploading content for competition pages. Attending events to promote the work of the Society, both in person and online Video editing for webinars and competitions marketing, using relevant packages and placing finished recordings onto relevant communications channels The successful candidate will: Have experience in administration, communications, engagement or a similar field Be confident and experienced in presenting to a variety of stakeholders Have excellent computer skills and be proficient in the use of the Office 365 suite of tools, and experience in video editing and webinar management tools would be beneficial Be methodical and thorough, with strong attention to detail Have effective interpersonal skills and strong communication talent, with a specific ability to liaise at various levels and with a wide range of users Have strong organisational skills and the ability to prioritise Be a team player, effective at collaborating with others, including external providers Be able to work efficiently, being innovative, self-motivated and flexible Experience of working within the education, learning or science communication sector is desirable. As is a qualification in administration. About SDC The SDC is the world’s leading independent, educational body dedicated to advancing the science and technology of colour worldwide. Established in 1884, we have been representing our members and our industry for 140 years. The SDC is global professional organisation, a Registered Charity and Chartered Body (with Head Offices in Bradford, UK) and an international network of regions and activities. We are governed by the Society’s Board and three Governance Documents – our Royal Charter, By-Laws and Rules. Our Mission is to: Sharing knowledge and stimulating interest in colour.