Hybrid
This role is based in our London office at Aviation House WeWork, Holborn, with the option to work from home a maximum of three days per week.
£32,000–£35,000: The final salary will be determined based on the applicant’s level of experience.
Job Type
Full-time, permanent
About Us
PMT Education is a leading non‑profit education platform dedicated to ensuring that all students have access to the resources they need to excel academically. For every parent who can afford to help their child achieve better grades, there’s a parent who can’t; our mission is to level the educational playing field. We are one of the few organisations in the UK committed to providing free, high‑quality resources that support both students in the exam hall and teachers in the classroom. Alongside our free revision materials, we run affordable online revision courses that support thousands of GCSE and A Level students each year. These take place during school holidays and key points in the academic year, offering targeted support when students need it most. To ensure accessibility, we offer free bursary places on every course for students from low‑income and disadvantaged backgrounds. We also run a comprehensive tuition platform that connects students with experienced tutors for tailored, one‑to‑one support.
Role Overview
Our online courses are a key part of how we support GCSE and A Level students throughout the academic year. As Courses Assistant, you’ll work closely with our Head of Courses to support the smooth running and ongoing development of our courses. You’ll be involved in the setup and delivery of courses from start to finish – including recruiting tutors, organising course materials, updating course information, communicating with students and parents, and troubleshooting any issues as they arise. This is a highly administrative and detail‑oriented role. A significant part of your work will involve day‑to‑day course administration, checking information carefully, and ensuring that tasks are completed accurately and on time. You’ll also assist in shaping the future of our courses – whether that’s improving course delivery, supporting the introduction of new subjects or exam boards, or helping us scale up. This role would suit someone who enjoys structured administrative work, is highly organised, and takes pride in accuracy and attention to detail. It also offers the opportunity to develop broader experience in course operations and coordination within a growing education company, with scope to take on increasing responsibility over time.
Course Administration & Delivery
Prepare contracts, course registers, invoices, and other course documentation
Keep website listings, brochures, and course information accurate and up to date
Set up Google Classrooms, tutor accounts, and other course systems
Coordinate the printing and delivery of handouts via external suppliers
Send joining instructions and other course‑related information to students
Respond to course‑related queries from students and parents, and tutors
Monitor registrations, course capacity, and enrolment issues
Support the smooth day‑to‑day running of courses during live delivery periods
Tutor & Operational Support
Communicate with tutors before and during courses to share key information and resolve issues
Help ensure courses are fully staffed and organised
Assist with onboarding new tutors where needed
Help collect and organise feedback from students and tutors
Support updates to course materials, internal documentation, and operational processes
Maintain spreadsheets, records, and other administrative systems
Support the wider team with ad‑hoc operational tasks when needed
Our courses take place at key points throughout the academic year, including during the Christmas and Easter holidays, during the May exam period, and over a two‑week period in August. Some courses also run over weekends. As a result, the successful candidate will need to be available to support course delivery during these periods when required. This may occasionally involve working evenings or weekends outside standard office hours. Time off in lieu will be provided.
Requirements
Excellent organisational skills and strong attention to detail
Ability to manage multiple tasks simultaneously and carry out repetitive, process‑driven tasks with accuracy
Previous experience in an administrative or operational support role is desirable
Clear and professional written communication skills
A proactive, reliable approach to work and adaptable enough to learn new software and tools
Ability to work both independently and as part of a small team
Comprehensive knowledge of the UK education system, particularly GCSEs and A Levels
Must be based in or able to commute to London regularly
What We Offer
Unlimited holiday (maximum two weeks away at once)
Home work set‑up – we’ll provide you with a high‑quality laptop and monitor
Training courses – we’ll cover the cost of any training or courses relevant to your role
Yearly team retreat
Office & Hybrid Working
Free barista‑made coffee and beer
Free weekly breakfast
Monthly socials (meals out, crazy golf, bowling)
Company‑funded commute within the TFL network
How to Apply
To apply, please complete our application form on Along with the form, applicants must submit a copy of their CV and a cover letter detailing their experiences and explaining their relevance to the role. The deadline for application submission is Friday 12th June at 11:00 am.
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This role is based in our London office at Aviation House WeWork, Holborn, with the option to work from home a maximum of three days per week.
£32,000–£35,000: The final salary will be determined based on the applicant’s level of experience.
Job Type
Full-time, permanent
About Us
PMT Education is a leading non‑profit education platform dedicated to ensuring that all students have access to the resources they need to excel academically. For every parent who can afford to help their child achieve better grades, there’s a parent who can’t; our mission is to level the educational playing field. We are one of the few organisations in the UK committed to providing free, high‑quality resources that support both students in the exam hall and teachers in the classroom. Alongside our free revision materials, we run affordable online revision courses that support thousands of GCSE and A Level students each year. These take place during school holidays and key points in the academic year, offering targeted support when students need it most. To ensure accessibility, we offer free bursary places on every course for students from low‑income and disadvantaged backgrounds. We also run a comprehensive tuition platform that connects students with experienced tutors for tailored, one‑to‑one support.
Role Overview
Our online courses are a key part of how we support GCSE and A Level students throughout the academic year. As Courses Assistant, you’ll work closely with our Head of Courses to support the smooth running and ongoing development of our courses. You’ll be involved in the setup and delivery of courses from start to finish – including recruiting tutors, organising course materials, updating course information, communicating with students and parents, and troubleshooting any issues as they arise. This is a highly administrative and detail‑oriented role. A significant part of your work will involve day‑to‑day course administration, checking information carefully, and ensuring that tasks are completed accurately and on time. You’ll also assist in shaping the future of our courses – whether that’s improving course delivery, supporting the introduction of new subjects or exam boards, or helping us scale up. This role would suit someone who enjoys structured administrative work, is highly organised, and takes pride in accuracy and attention to detail. It also offers the opportunity to develop broader experience in course operations and coordination within a growing education company, with scope to take on increasing responsibility over time.
Course Administration & Delivery
Prepare contracts, course registers, invoices, and other course documentation
Keep website listings, brochures, and course information accurate and up to date
Set up Google Classrooms, tutor accounts, and other course systems
Coordinate the printing and delivery of handouts via external suppliers
Send joining instructions and other course‑related information to students
Respond to course‑related queries from students and parents, and tutors
Monitor registrations, course capacity, and enrolment issues
Support the smooth day‑to‑day running of courses during live delivery periods
Tutor & Operational Support
Communicate with tutors before and during courses to share key information and resolve issues
Help ensure courses are fully staffed and organised
Assist with onboarding new tutors where needed
Help collect and organise feedback from students and tutors
Support updates to course materials, internal documentation, and operational processes
Maintain spreadsheets, records, and other administrative systems
Support the wider team with ad‑hoc operational tasks when needed
Our courses take place at key points throughout the academic year, including during the Christmas and Easter holidays, during the May exam period, and over a two‑week period in August. Some courses also run over weekends. As a result, the successful candidate will need to be available to support course delivery during these periods when required. This may occasionally involve working evenings or weekends outside standard office hours. Time off in lieu will be provided.
Requirements
Excellent organisational skills and strong attention to detail
Ability to manage multiple tasks simultaneously and carry out repetitive, process‑driven tasks with accuracy
Previous experience in an administrative or operational support role is desirable
Clear and professional written communication skills
A proactive, reliable approach to work and adaptable enough to learn new software and tools
Ability to work both independently and as part of a small team
Comprehensive knowledge of the UK education system, particularly GCSEs and A Levels
Must be based in or able to commute to London regularly
What We Offer
Unlimited holiday (maximum two weeks away at once)
Home work set‑up – we’ll provide you with a high‑quality laptop and monitor
Training courses – we’ll cover the cost of any training or courses relevant to your role
Yearly team retreat
Office & Hybrid Working
Free barista‑made coffee and beer
Free weekly breakfast
Monthly socials (meals out, crazy golf, bowling)
Company‑funded commute within the TFL network
How to Apply
To apply, please complete our application form on Along with the form, applicants must submit a copy of their CV and a cover letter detailing their experiences and explaining their relevance to the role. The deadline for application submission is Friday 12th June at 11:00 am.
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