SeniorExecutive/LeadExecutive(Learning&Development)

**[What the role is]** You will play a key role in driving learning and development (L&D) initiatives by coordinating and delivering engaging training programmes. This role supports organisational objectives and contributes to fostering a high-performance learning culture across the Polytechnic. You will collaborate with internal stakeholders and external partners, with opportunities for professional growth and development. Candidates with an L&D background are encouraged to apply. This role offers a growth pathway, with opportunities to build capabilities in learning analytics, stakeholder management, and programme design over time. **[What you will be working on]** * Coordinate and organise training programmes, workshops, and learning initiatives aligned with organisational objectives, including working with vendors to curate and procure content. * Facilitate orientation and core training sessions, including preparation and collation of training materials. * Maintain accurate training records, track participation, and evaluate training effectiveness to ensure learning outcomes are achieved. * Analyse training data and generate insights (e.g. participation trends, feedback results) to support continuous improvement of learning programmes. * Provide end-to-end logistical support for training activities, including scheduling, venue setup, and participant communications. * Manage the Learning Management System (LMS) to ensure efficient and seamless training operations. * Oversee the full L&D lifecycle, including course registration, record management, and evaluation in compliance with funding requirements and organisational policies. * Manage and monitor training agreements (e.g., training bonds/deeds where applicable). * Ensure all training documentation complies with internal governance and external audit requirements. * Support the preparation and management of the training plan and budget, ensuring alignment with HR and financial objectives. * Engage internal stak