Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner

Project Coordinator (Two Posts) - Salary £27,795 - £38,925 (tbc)

15 Month Fixed Term Contract

Directly responsible to: Policy Manager

Directly responsible for: N/A

Location: Birmingham City Centre with a requirement for extensive and regular travel across the West Midlands area, and occasional travel to other parts of the country.

This is a politically restricted post
 

The Police and Crime Commissioner has been successful in his bid to the Home Office Early Intervention Youth Fund, securing £1.83million to support projects in the West Midlands. Working with the Community Safety Partnerships this gives us a fantastic opportunity to coordinate and build on local activity, and deliver youth intervention projects across the West Midlands. 

These two new posts will have a central role in co-ordinating this project. Successful candidates will be part of a small team supporting a range of projects, working with partners to ensure effective delivery.  The posts offer a great opportunity to ambitious and highly motivated individuals looking for the next step in their career, developing their experience of project management and working in a pivotal role with a range of partners from the statutory and voluntary sectors.  They would also be suitable as a secondment opportunity. 

The West Midlands is a vibrant and diverse part of the country and we welcome applicants from all backgrounds. Applicants must be able to demonstrate a good understanding of diversity and human rights, and a personal commitment to promoting diversity and racial equality.

For an informal confidential conversation in relation to these posts, please contact Alethea Fuller, Head of Policy and Commissioning, tel 0121 626 6060. For more information about the work of the PCC please visit his website www.westmidlands-pcc.gov.uk
 

Closing date for all applications is 9am Monday 17 December.
Interviews will be held on the 20th and 21st December. 

The Police and Crime Commissioner is committed to equality and diversity.