Centre Co-Ordinator – Clean Energy TEC
Closing in 26 days (6 October 2026 11:59 pm)
Job details
Salary: £26,758 – £28,470 per annum (Scale 5)
Employer: UCS College Group
Location: Cannington College, Somerset,
Contract type: All year round, Permanent
Working pattern: Full time
Closing date: 6 October 2026 11:59 pm
About the job
Key information
Every successful programme needs an organised, dependable hub at its centre — and for the Clean Energy TEC, that hub is the Centre Co-ordinator. This is the person who keeps a nationally significant programme running smoothly day to day: coordinating learners, employers and partners, keeping records and finances in good order, and making sure everyone who comes into contact with the TEC experiences a professional, well-run operation.
UCS College Group has recently been awarded the prestigious Clean Energy Technical Excellence College status — one of only five in England — recognising its leadership in developing the workforce needed for clean energy infrastructure, advanced engineering and net-zero delivery. This is a genuinely exciting time to join UCS, which supports the UK’s clean energy transition including the “first-in-a-generation” new nuclear build at Hinkley Point C (HPC) and the new Agratas battery gigafactory.
Reporting to the Assistant Director: Clean Energy TEC, the Centre Co-ordinator will provide first-class coordination and administrative support across the programme and its hub-and-spoke network. It is a busy, varied and people-facing role for someone with excellent organisational skills, strong attention to detail and a genuine ‘can-do’ attitude — someone who takes pride in a well-run operation and wants to be part of something that matters.
On a daily basis you will be part of a motivated, ambitious team, working within the context of Europe’s largest clean energy construction project and the UK’s net-zero mission, through a large FE college that is producing extraordinary results. Flexibility and a willingness to work across sites will be required as the programme grows.