Hoxton Wealth

Learning & Development Coordinator

Hoxton Wealth

Company Overview: Hoxton Wealth is a global financial services firm with offices in key locations. The company leverages a tech and tax-led approach to financial planning. With over $4 billion in assets under management (AUM). Role Overview: The Learning & Development (L&D) Coordinator is responsible for the day-to-day operation and continuous improvement of Hoxton Wealth's learning infrastructure. Ensures that training content is current, accessible and relevant. Monitors completion and compliance across the business. Coordinates the firm's education support and external training provider relationships. Key Responsibilities: 360Learning Platform Management Own and maintain the 360Learning platform as the firm's central learning management system (LMS). Build, upload and manage learning content in 360Learning. Coordinate the end-to-end course creation process. Manage the platform's learning paths, programme assignments and automated notifications. Ensure the platform remains technically current. Training Completion Monitoring and Reporting Track and monitor training completion rates across all teams, roles and regulatory/compliance requirements. Proactively identify non-completion risks and escalate to line managers. Maintain accurate completion records and audit trails. Present completion data in clear, accessible formats. Set and communicate completion deadlines for mandatory and regulatory training. Stakeholder Engagement and Content Coordination Act as the primary point of contact for all internal stakeholders requiring learning content. Consult with business area leads, compliance, and HR to understand training needs. Maintain a forward-looking content calendar. Support the Global Head of HR in communicating training priorities. Education Support Coordination Coordinate all employee education support requests. Prepare and submit approval documentation to the Global Head of HR for sign-off. Administer education support payments to employees. Manage relationships with external training providers.