Project Coordinator
CurrentJob DutiesProject coordinators develop schedules, assign work duties and lead project meetings. The coordinator updates the project calendar or schedule after progress meetings. A project coordinator prepares reports for management that detail the progress of the project. Project coordinators also prepare budgets and allocate funds to various aspects of the project.EducationA project coordinator position requires a minimum of a bachelor's degree. The degree type depends on the project industry. For example, a project coordinator in a software company requires a degree in computer science while those working in a business environment or manufacturing company should have a degree in business management. Project coordinators should complete courses in business ethics, accounting and leadership.SkillsProject coordinators must have good verbal and written communication skills to direct the activities of team members and update management on the progress of the project. Professionals must be analytical and have decision-making abilities when leading a group. Coordinators must have strong organizational skills to break down the goal of a project into activities. The individual in charge of the activities of a group may need conflict resolution skills as well.
