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Project and Administrative Apprentice

Westminster City Council · London · posted 21 July 2026

Wage
£28,260 a year
Hours
36 hours a week
Duration
1 Year 6 Months
Level
Advanced (Level 3)
Standard
Youth support worker (level 3)
Starts
28 September 2026
Closing date
2 August 2026
Positions
1

Apply on the official government service →No Apprentice League account needed — we never gate applications.

Key Activities:

For the Bi-borough Families First Programme:

  • Provide project and administrative support
  • Help organise a whole Bi-Borough Family Services staff conference. This will include developing the agenda content and format, booking the venue, preparing any materials, coordinating speakers, and circulating any pre and post event information to participants
  • Manage the booking of rooms and calendar
  • Meet the programme lead to set the agenda for meeting, draft and circulate the agenda
  • Manage any changes to the dates of the meetings and book meeting rooms. (NB. dates and venues already booked but any changes will need to be managed)
  • Support prep of PowerPoint master slides for each meeting, in conjunction with programme team (Ben and Sophie)
  • Circulate meeting papers in advance of the meeting
  • Use AI to create a meeting summary and circulate afterwards

Support workshop planning and delivery by:

  • Booking venues and manging calendars
  • Support evaluation and sending out questionnaires
  • Support recording discussions to ensure participants voices are heard
  • Writing up the outputs and analysing them, to ensure participants’ voices are fed back
  • Supporting preparation of PowerPoint master slides to help structure work stream meetings

Your training

  • Training will be delivered online once a month
  • We are happy to consider applicants for part-time and/or job share arrangements for this role

Where it leads

  • Career progression generally involves advancing to senior practitioner roles, moving into management, or specialising in fields like youth justice, mental health, or education

About Westminster City Council

Westminster City Council believes in creating a place where people are born into a supportive and safe environment, grow and learn throughout their lives, build fantastic careers in world-leading industries, have access to high quality, affordable homes and retire into the community with dignity and pride.
We work together to adapt to the changing needs of our communities – resulting in a dynamic atmosphere where ambition, diversity and creativity are celebrated.

Skills they're looking for

Communication skillsIT skillsAttention to detailOrganisation skillsProblem solving skillsTeam working

Where you'll work

  • Westminster City Hall, 64 Victoria Street, London, SW1E 6QP

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