Assistant director jobs in United Kingdom - Page 8

Fabulous opportunity for an experienced Building Planner Location: London, in the heart of Mayfair. Project: • luxury residential Fit out, • Build cost: circa £40m Planner's Key Responsibilities: • Master Programme Management: The Planner will be expected to develop, monitor, and update the master programme, breaking down packages based on requirements and deliverables., • Progress Tracking: The Planner will feed in progress data and compare it against baseline information to track project performance., • Change Control: Implement and manage change control processes, updating the master programme as necessary., • Client Interaction: Attend client meetings to understand expectations, gather information, and ensure clear communication., • Documentation: Ensure all project documentation is accurate, up-to-date, and properly maintained., • Collaboration: Work closely with the Project Director, site management teams, and internal project teams to ensure smooth project execution., • Communication: The Planner will maintain clear lines of communication with all interested parties, including clients, subcontractors, and internal teams. Ideal Planners Profile: • Strong proficiency in Asta Powerproject software, • As a minimum 5–6 years of experience working on high-end fit-out projects, • Solid understanding and hands-on experience in preparing and issuing Notices of Delays and Claims, • The position is site-based in central London and requires availability 5 days a week, • PM or assistant PM duties are required Qualifications: • Relevant qualifications in construction management, engineering, or a related field., • Planner will need to understand a large residential fit out programme Application Process: Interested candidates should submit their CV

Immediate Start Date Available Hybrid - Head of Community Learning Disability Team - Royal Borough of Greenwich Salary: £425 Per Day Hours: 35 Hours Working Schedule: Monday to Friday Contract Length: 3 Month Location: The Woolwich, SE186HQ Job Details Purpose of Job: To be responsible to the RBG Assistant Director for: Providing senior leadership, influencing service design and delivery work in partnership will all stakeholders to develop the strategic plan necessary to shape the future of CLDT in Adult Services and to ensure that overall costs are not increased. Developing and deriving integrated service models which address inequalities for people accessing Learning Disabilities Services and improving their health and wellbeing outcomes. Providing excellent leadership, direction and effective management of the resources, and finances ensuring professional standards and best practice act as key drivers within a culture of improvement, value for money and safe practice. Leading and developing staff so as to maintain the highest level of staff morale and to create a climate within the team characterised by high standards and openness ensuring that the perspective of clinical and other staff are heard and valued. Developing appropriate and constructive relationships both within and external to the organisation and ensure that appropriate methods are used for the inclusion of service users’ perspective within service improvements. If interested please apply with your most recent email address

Overall Purpose of Job Working alongside the Director of Education and Inclusion, and the broader Education Leadership Team, this role will involve leading and developing our approach to school effectiveness, quality assurance and support for schools. This is a pivotal role in coordinating and assuring the quality of our support of, work with and partnership approach for schools and education settings. This role will provide an experienced school leader with the opportunity to lead on developing our strategic approach to school improvement and support, while ensuring that the voices and experiences of our school teams are embedded in our approach. Key aspects of this role will include: • Leading the strategic development of all aspects of school effectiveness and quality assurance. • Developing and maintaining strong relationships between the local authority, all schools and settings in Newham and other local and regional partners. • Establishing clear and coherent systems of support for leaders across our system in order to develop partnerships, build on leadership excellence in the system and identify opportunities for innovative approaches to systems leadership. • Developing high quality school improvement capacity, building on the work of school improvement advisors, developing partnerships for delivery and effectively marshalling limited resources to ensure that support is provided to schools in an equitable and transparent way. • Developing and sustaining the growth of our approach to enrichment across our services, through models that empower schools. • Leading development of an evidence-based approach to monitoring the quality of our education services, through high quality data systems and processes. • Oversight of safeguarding reviews and partnerships, audits and training, as well as partnership with OfSTED on complaints and S11. Job Context 1. The post holder reports to the Director of Education & Inclusion. 2. The post holder deputises for the Director of Education & Inclusion, and supports the work of other members of the Education Leadership Team. 3. The post holder has line management responsibility for Early Years, Education Safeguarding, Education Support, Enrichment & Curriculum, School Improvement & Quality Assurance. 4. The post holder has management and oversight of all aspects of the budget responsibility in the School Effectiveness Service. 5. As a senior member of the Education & Inclusion team in Newham the post holder will work with senior stakeholders including Cabinet members, Directors, headteachers, leads from the sector and national bodies including Ofsted and the Department for Education. Key Tasks and Accountabilities Key tasks and accountabilities are intended to be a guide to the range and level of work expected of the post holder. This is not an exhaustive list of all tasks that may fall to the post holder and employees will be expected to carry out such other reasonable duties which may be required from time to time. 1. Lead development of school improvement service in partnership with headteachers, school improvement advisors and Education Leadership team. Focus on developing an equitable approach to support for schools, which is respondent to the changing needs and requirements of our schools. 2. Provide oversight and support to enrichment programmes, developing further opportunities for schools to benefit from enrichment opportunities for children and young people across Newham. 3. Champion and develop our approach to data analysis to support evidence- based support and decision-making across our services. 4. Lead development of systems that enable a holistic interrogation of attainment and progression, with a particular focus on the progress of cohorts who are disproportionately disadvantaged. 5. Develop our communications strategy with all parts of our education system to ensure that schools, settings and other stakeholders are fully engaged in and can access support available and engage in co-production of services. 6. Maintain direct contact with schools and education settings to ensure that requirements of the Ofsted Education Inspection Framework are well met and the local strategy for school effectiveness leads to sustained success and continuous improvement. 7. Lead on development of assessment, moderation and support services in line with the duties and responsibilities for the administration of annual educational testing arrangements in schools. 8. Implement systems and processes for consultation with direct and indirect service users and their families, and analyse and respond to findings. 9. Oversee development of partnership approaches across school and education system. 10. Develop and champion strong relationships with school and system leaders, building on own school leadership experience to identify appropriate approaches to support and challenge. 11. Deputise for the Director of Education & Inclusion. 12. Member of the Education Leadership Team and Extended CYPS DMT. 13. Lead and develop members of staff, ensuring that they are aware of emerging best practice within their respective fields and possess the skills and confidence to adapt best practice within a Newham context. 14. Responsible for specific staffing and operational budgets as determined ensuring that financial processes and reporting requirements are adhered to. 15. Provide advice and guidance to Director, other senior managers and elected members on Education policy and practice as required. 16. Represent the Education service at external or internal meetings as required

Project Manager Competitive Salary + car package Glasgow My client is a leading national developer contractor that are in the market for a Project Manager to work on a large-scale £180 million build to rent apartment scheme. My client specialises in high end residential within the both the student accommodation and build to Rent sectors. The scheme 784 bed PBSA apartments including amenity spaces and public realm works. As construction manager you will have experience working within apartment high rise projects. Ideally with proven experience of delivering over 20 storeys. You will have excellent management skills in running large site teams. This is a prestigious large-scale project in the Glasgow region that will change the current skyline. As assistant construction manager they looking for a person that thrive in a fast paced construction environment. Acting as a central point of contact for the client and project team, you will: Coordinate day-to-day site activity and subcontractor performance Support the Construction Director with programme development and design coordination Manage risk, reporting structures, and project documentation Ensure exceptional standards of health & safety, quality, and compliance Build and maintain strong relationships with architects, engineers, consultants, and regulatory bodies As an Project Manager, you will have delivered projects from inception through completion with experience of managing trades. The Project Manager will be responsible to ensure all health and safety on site is always adhered to. You will be working responsible for organising labour and sub-contractors on site. You will be highly motivated and organised individual that can work following programmes to time scales. This is an excellent opportunity to progress your management career and make an impact on such a large-scale scheme. They would consider candidates looking for a step up in management level. My client would consider candidates that are happy with work and live away for the project during the working week. The ideal candidate will hold an NVQ Level 4, HND, or Degree in a construction, development, or project management-related subject. A CSCS card and SMSTS qualification are essential, while additional certifications such as health and safety training or a First Aid certificate are also advantageous. To apply please email your CV to or contact me on 07585 967544. Important Information: We endeavour to process your personal data in a fair and transparent manner. In applying for this role, Russell Taylor will be acting within your interest and will contact you in relation to the role, either by email, phone or text message. For more information see our Privacy Policy on our website. It is important you are aware of your individual rights and the provisions the company has put in place to protect your data. If you would like further information on the policy or GDPR please get in touch with us here. TPBN1_UKTJ

Optical Assistant Location: Walton-on-Thames, Surrey Salary: Up to £27,000 Hours: Full time | 9:30am - 6:00pm About the Opportunity We're recruiting on behalf of a highly regarded optical practice in Walton-on-Thames for an experienced Optical Assistant to join their established, patient-focused team. This is a modern, state-of-the-art practice with an excellent reputation locally, led by a fantastic Director who genuinely invests in their people. We've partnered with this business for years and have successfully placed a number of candidates here - many of whom have gone on to thrive long-term within the team. The environment is supportive, professional, and friendly, with a strong emphasis on quality care and development, not pressure. The Role As an Optical Assistant, you'll play a key role in delivering an outstanding patient journey from start to finish. Your responsibilities will include: Providing a high-quality dispensing service Pre-screening, collections, adjustments, and repairs Supporting the smooth day-to-day running of the practice Delivering exceptional customer care at every touchpoint Working closely with a close-knit, experienced team Supporting patients with confidence, care, and professionalismAbout You This role would suit someone who: Has previous experience working within optics Is calm, confident, and comfortable communicating with patients Takes pride in delivering a consistently high level of service Is eager to learn, develop, and progress within optics Enjoys working in a busy, patient-focused environment Is a reliable, positive team playerWhat's On Offer Salary up to £27,000 Rewarding bonus scheme Full-time hours: 9:30am - 6:00pm A supportive, experienced leadership team A friendly, professional working environment Excellent long-term development opportunities The chance to join a practice with a genuinely strong team cultureHow to Apply To avoid missing out on this opportunity, please send your CV across to Kieran Lindley using the 'Apply' link or

We are seeking an experienced and driven professional to lead the implementation of the Renters Rights Act 2025 across a busy local authority. This is a key role responsible for ensuring the Council is fully compliant with new legislation while delivering a coordinated, tenant-focused approach across all services. Reporting to the Assistant Director of Regulatory Services, you will oversee both the strategic planning and day-to-day delivery of the programme, working closely with Housing, Finance, Data and Communications to ensure a smooth and effective rollout. Key Responsibilities Lead and coordinate the council-wide implementation of the Renters Rights Act 2025 Develop and manage delivery plans to meet statutory requirements and key milestones Provide strategic oversight while supporting operational teams with practical implementation Work collaboratively with internal services to ensure a joined-up and compliant approach Support governance arrangements, reporting, and programme updates to senior leadership Ensure clear communication and engagement with tenants, landlords and key stakeholdersThis is an excellent opportunity to play a central role in shaping how new national legislation is embedded at a local level, influencing policy, service delivery and resident outcomes

A long-established construction consultancy is seeking an experienced MRICS Associate Director to join their growing project management team based in Central London. The Company that the MRICS Associate Director will join: The MRICS Associate Director will be joining a successful consultancy who have 2+ offices across the UK and have a reputation for delivering public sector construction projects across the healthcare, education and commercial sectors with contract values ranging from £15m-£300m. The MRICS Associate Director Role: The MRICS Associate Director will be working within a close-knit team consisting of an Assistant Project Manager, 2x Project Managers, 2x Senior Project Managers, 2x Commercial Managers, 1x Senior Commercial Manager and the Project and Cost Directors. The MRICS Associate Director will be experienced at carrying out pre and post contract duties and have strong experience delivering new build developments, refurbishments, extensions and CAT A/B fit outs within a variety of sectors within the built environment. The MRICS Associate Director will bring previous experience working in the healthcare, commercial or education sector and previous experience working on the NEC contract. The MRICS Associate Director will be expected to work on project sites in Brighton 3 days per week and can work from home twice a week. You will be responsible for: Lead project and multidisciplinary teams through all stages of project lifecycles Communicating effectively with internal/external parties ensuring that Projects are progressing Reporting progress feedback on Projects to Associate Directors and Project Directors Reviewing costs regularly to ensure Schemes are within Budget constraints Facilitating meetings with clients Ensure all works are compliant with safety and quality standardsThe MRICS Associate Director Requirements: Previous experience working for UK construction consultancy MRICS Chartered or working towards it A relevant BSc/MSc in Construction industry would be ideal Knowledge of delivering construction projects within the healthcare, education or commercial sector (public sector) Strong NEC contract experience Experience delivering new build developments, refurbishments, extensions and CAT A/B fit outs Ability to commute to Brighton 3x a week Strong communication and interpersonal skillsIn return: £85,000-£100,000 per annum salary package 25 days annual leave + bank holidays 3 days in office/site and 2 days WFH Birthday off Travel to site covered 8% pension contribution Discretionary bonuses Company Laptop and Phone Quarterly company social eventsIf you are an MRICS Associate Director who is looking for an exciting move like this, please contact Luca Beltrami at Ernest and Florent. (phone number removed) - (phone number removed) Reference - LB(phone number removed)

An exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced full-time Receptionist to join House Manager Michael Stokes and our Front of House team at Wiltons on Jermyn Street, Green Park. Why join the Wiltons team? • Offering approx. £15.40 to £17.50 per hour plus yearly bonus - Approx. 40 hours a week Monday to Saturday with 2 days off flexible shifts - The restaurant is closed on Saturday lunches, Sundays, 10 days over Christmas, 4 days over the Easter weekend and Bank holidays - 28 days holidays (inc. bank holidays) + additional days given for years of service - Training & development opportunities including company funded courses - Career progression planning with platform Flow Hospitality - Growth opportunities within both restaurants in the company - To celebrate you passing probation you will be offered a Complimentary meal for 2 - 50% discount in each restaurant within the group (Francos and Wiltons) - Company pension scheme & Company sickness pay - Uniforms provided and laundered - Delicious meals whilst on duty - Recommend a friend Scheme - Employee of the month and the year rewards - Annual staff party Who are we? Since Wiltons was established in 1742, it has consistently enjoyed a reputation as the epitome of fine British dining in London. Located on Jermyn Street between Green Park and Piccadilly, Wiltons is a family-owned restaurant with a sister venue: Francos also on Jermyn Street. Both are managed by Director Jason Phillips who has worked at the Savoy, the Avenue and C London. Wiltons combines a modern philosophy on service with all that is traditionally British to create the perfect dining experience. The atmosphere is perfectly matched with the immaculately prepared wild fish, shellfish, and game in season and meat dishes sourced from the finest farms. The restaurant compromises of a bar area, a main dining room divided in 3 sections and a Private Dining room named the Jimmy Marks Room that can also be used as additional seating for the restaurant. Wiltons is open for lunch and dinner from Monday to Friday and dinner on Saturdays. For more information, please visit our website. What can you bring to the team? • Previous Experience in a similar, fast-paced establishment, catering for 80 to 100 covers during each service - Welcoming and escorting guests to their tables - Answering phone calls, making & cancelling reservations - Assisting with the daily a la carte menu and event menus by liaising with Head Chef and Events Assistant - Responding to email requests and enquiries - Build relationships with the local Hotel concierges & regular guests - Fluent in written and spoken English - Exceptional customer service skills and telephone manner - Excellent communicator and organisational skills - Able to work under pressure - Real pride & passion for what you do, with the ability to build long term relationships with our regular guests - Having previously worked with Sevenrooms, OpenTable, Quandoo, The Fork - Motivation, commitment, success orientated with a can do attitude - Enthusiasm, drive & desire to learn - Knowledge of Point of Sale software Squirrel would be beneficial Right to work in the UK is a requirement. Please note we are currently unable to provide sponsorship for the moment. Note that offering quoted reflects the National Minimum Wage increase as of 1st April 2025 and is for age bracket 21 years old and over. Applications without a CV will not be considered. If you have not heard back from us within 5 working days, your application is unlikely to have been successful on this occasion. TPBN1_UKCT

Job Title: Part-Time Bookkeeper - Care Home Location: Surbiton, Surrey Salary: £19 - £20 per hour Job Type: Permanent, Part Time Hours: 20 hours per week - at the nursing home About us: Milverton Nursing Home is a small, dedicated care facility committed to providing a warm, welcoming, and safe environment for our residents. As a nursing home, we focus on delivering high-quality, compassionate care and depend on a highly organized and efficient back office to support our staff, residents, and their families. About the role We are seeking a detail-oriented and reliable Part-time Bookkeeper to join our care home team. This is a key role responsible for managing the home's financial records, resident billing, and ensuring accurate reporting to support effective decision-making. You will work closely with the Home Manager and Managing Director, ensuring all financial processes run smoothly and in compliance with relevant regulations. Key Responsibilities Manage resident accounts, including invoicing private residents, Local Authorities (LA), and CCGs on a monthly basis Maintain and update resident income spreadsheets and funding records, ensuring accuracy at all times Administer the petty cash system for residents and liaise with families regarding account balances and top-ups Prepare and submit monthly FNC and INCO spreadsheets to CCG Monitor and update funding sources for each resident, reporting any changes to management Maintain purchase and sales ledgers, ensuring all invoices are processed accurately and in a timely manner using Sage Perform monthly bank and credit card reconciliations Process payroll journals and maintain accurate financial records Manage supplier payments, including monthly payment runs and ledger reviews Oversee cash flow, profit & loss, and prepare management accounts for review Produce monthly financial reports to support management decision-making Liaise with external accountants for year-end accounts and corporate tax filing Ensure all financial data is accurate, compliant, and audit-ready Provide financial information and reports as required by the Home Manager and Managing Director Oversee renewal and negotiation of insurance policies Manage utility contracts and renewals Set up and maintain direct debits and standing orders for suppliers Manage the home's petty cash and support general financial administrationAbout you: Skills and Experience: Proven experience in bookkeeping or finance (experience in care homes desirable but not essential) Promote a welcoming and professional environment at all times Strong knowledge of accounting systems (XERO preferred) Excellent attention to detail and organisational skills Ability to manage multiple financial processes and deadlines Strong analytical and problem-solving skills High level of integrity and ability to handle confidential information Care home experience (desirable)What we offer: A supportive and friendly working environment Employee of the month recognition scheme Free on-site lunch Opportunities for training and professional development The chance to make a real difference in residents' livesPlease click the APPLY button to send your CV and Cover Letter for this role. Candidates with experience of; Bookkeeping Clerk, Accountant, Time Served Accountant, Management Accountant, General Ledger, Payroll, Bookkeeper, Finance Assistant may also be considered for this role