Learning Catalogue Administrator — Course Data, Dashboards and Reviews for NATO with security

A multinational defence organisation runs a large cyberspace training catalogue, and it is only as good as the records behind it. This role keeps those records straight — across several systems that all have to agree with one another — and supports the boards and reviews that decide what the catalogue contains.

What you would be doing

• Keeping the learning catalogue and the wider service catalogue aligned, so a course reads the same wherever someone looks it up.
• Managing course content updates across the training management systems and the public portal, and checking the result rather than assuming it.
• Building and running a tracking dashboard for course control documents, linked to the catalogue itself, so production status is visible instead of asked for.
• Working with training branches and instructors to get the fields in those documents filled properly, and chasing what is missing.
• Tracking each course through certification, coordinating with colleagues on observations and corrective actions until the record is clean.
• Taking part in the curriculum review boards and doing the catalogue work that follows them.
• Answering instructor and stakeholder queries promptly through the official channels, and building the network of contacts that makes that quick.
• Maintaining an overview of course and certification status, and flagging discrepancies between what is published and what was approved.

What you would bring

• Administrative work on training, education or service catalogues, where accuracy across several systems was the job rather than a detail of it.
• Comfort with training management and course registration systems, and with keeping two catalogues in step.
• Dashboard and tracker building — spreadsheets or reporting tools — to make status visible.
• Coordination with instructors, training branches and external stakeholders, in writing and in meetings.
• Genuine attention to detail: the ability to spot that a published field no longer matches the approved document.
• Fluent professional English.