Early Careers Specialist in Manchester

Early Careers Specialist in Manchester

Manchester Full-Time On-site
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Early Careers Program Experience Specialist

Location: Manchester (2 days onsite, 3 days WFH)

Key responsibilities:

  • - Act as a first point of contact for graduates, apprentices and interns, helping them navigate day-to-day programme and workplace questions.
  • Support line managers with programme timelines, guidance, resources and performance tracking.
  • - Provide administrative and operational support for key programme processes, including mid-year and end-of-year reviews, promotion cycles, rotations, graduation and roll-off.
  • - Coordinate process logistics such as scheduling, communications, gathering information, preparing materials, tracking completion and following up on outstanding actions.
  • - Maintain accurate trackers for rotations, training progress, performance reviews, promotion-cycle actions and compliance requirements.
  • - Coordinate programme events and activities, including onboarding, workshops, networking sessions and graduation events.
  • - Track apprentice study days and training activity, and coordinate operational details with external providers.
  • - Work with the Early Careers recruitment team to support assessment centres and coordinate the handover from candidate to programme participant.
  • - Monitor milestones and outstanding actions, and raise issues or risks with the Program Lead or Manager.

Skills and experience:

  • - Experience coordinating programmes, events, training or people operations.
  • - Strong organisation and attention to detail, with the ability to manage several schedules and deadlines.
  • - Warm, approachable communication style and confidence supporting participants and managers.
  • - Ability to handle sensitive questions with care and recognise when an issue needs escalation.
  • - Proficiency with spreadsheets, HR systems or similar tracking tools.

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Early Careers Specialist in Manchester employer: Morgan McKinley

As a leading international savings and investments business with over a century of experience, we pride ourselves on fostering a supportive and inclusive work environment that prioritises employee well-being and professional growth. Our flexible working arrangements and commitment to workplace accommodations ensure that you can thrive in your role as the Group Financial Crime Policy and Standards Manager, while contributing to our mission of delivering exceptional financial outcomes for our clients. Join us to be part of a dynamic team that values collaboration, innovation, and integrity in the financial sector.

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Contact Details:

Morgan McKinley Recruitment Team