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  • Meeting & Events Executive
    Meeting & Events Executive
    10 days ago
    Full-time
    Manchester

    Meeting, Groups & Events Executive Location: Manchester, Greater Manchester, United Kingdom Salary: £30,000 to £32,000 per annum Position Type: Full-time, Permanent Be you. At work. Here at Locke, we create spaces where you can be you – and we don’t just mean our design-led aparthotels. From front desk to back office, on-the-ground to behind-the-scenes, our team makes Locke what it is. Forget demographics: we’re building a community of the culturally curious. The forward-thinking. The ever-questioning. Locke is growing. With new openings across the UK and Europe coming up, we’re at an exciting time in our young life. Want to get stuck in? Roll up your sleeves and let’s go. About the Role As a Meeting, Groups & Events Executive, you will be responsible for managing and coordinating a diverse range of events from initial enquiry through to successful delivery. You will work closely with clients, suppliers, and internal teams to ensure every detail is flawlessly executed. This role offers an exciting opportunity to develop your career within the Catering & Hospitality, Sales, and Travel & Tourism sectors. Key Responsibilities Working within the reactive team to build strong client relationships through regular contact by phone, email, and in-person (experience in a commercial team, ideally in Lifestyle or upper midscale property or destination venue is desired) Respond to M&E enquiries according to company standards and manage enquiries to maximise sales, occupancy, and revenue, including up-selling hotel facilities Manage bookings via in-house system, create written confirmations, and contracts (you will need high attention to detail, ensuring brand standards and revenue maximisation). Liaise with clients to gather accurate event and reservation details whilst delivering excellent service via face-to-face and telephone interactions (strong communication skills required). Accurately input all enquiries into Sales system Work collaboratively within both the commercial team and wider hotel Consider prevention, recovery, and investigation of any complaints (problem-solving and guest care skills is essential). Typically, this role will operate Monday to Friday office hours, however you will be required to work weekends and evenings as and when business requires. Any hours over your contracted 40 hours per week, will be paid. Values you’ll share Courage to question, evolve and be human Curiosity to seek out innovation, change and creativity Confidence to challenge convention and look for better ways to do and be Accountability and the desire to empower those around you Freedom to be yourself at work, just as much as at play Acceptance that perfection doesn’t exist and no one has a monopoly on good ideas Recognition of humanity in yourself and others to learn fast, evolve and grow What We Offer A competitive salary package of £30,000 to £32,000 per annum. Permanent, full-time employment within a supportive and friendly team. Opportunities for professional development and career progression. Exposure to a wide variety of events and clients across multiple industries. Generous holiday entitlement and company benefits in line with industry standards. If you are ready to take the next step in your career and contribute to the success of edyn’s events, we would love to hear from you. Apply now to join our passionate team in Manchester and help us deliver outstanding experiences that leave a lasting impression. - £30000.00 to £32000.00 per year

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  • Early Years Practitioner
    Early Years Practitioner
    24 days ago
    Part-time
    Cheetham Hill, Manchester

    Key Responsibilities Support children’s free play in line with the playwork principles. Help set up and clear away play equipment and resources. Supervise children to ensure safety and wellbeing. Assist with snack preparation and hygiene routines. Build positive relationships with children and parents/carers. Follow safeguarding, health & safety, and setting policies. Observe children and report concerns to senior staff. Support inclusive play for children with additional needs. 🔹 Level of Responsibility Works under supervision of a Level 3 or Manager. No formal responsibility for planning (may assist). Not usually a key person (in early years settings). 🔹 Typical Qualification Level 2 Diploma/Certificate in Playwork or Childcare. Paediatric First Aid (often required). 🌟 Level 3 Playworker (Senior Playworker / Early Years Practitioner) 🧩 Main Purpose To plan, lead, and evaluate high-quality play opportunities while ensuring children’s safety, development, and wellbeing. 🔹 Key Responsibilities Plan and deliver stimulating play activities. Promote child-led play and inclusive practice. Act as a Key Person (in early years settings). Observe, assess, and record children’s development (EYFS where applicable). Lead sessions and supervise Level 2 staff. Ensure safeguarding procedures are followed. Liaise with parents/carers regarding progress and wellbeing. Support children with additional needs. Maintain accurate records and risk assessments. Contribute to policy implementation and inspections (e.g., Ofsted). 🔹 Level of Responsibility Works more independently. May supervise junior staff or apprentices. May deputise for the manager when required. 🔹 Typical Qualification Level 3 Diploma in Playwork or Early Years. Paediatric First Aid (usually required). Safeguarding training.

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