A Junior Project Coordinator provides administrative and operational support to project managers, helping to ensure projects are completed on time and within budget. They may assist with tasks like scheduling, communication, and record-keeping, while also developing their understanding of project management principles. 
Key Responsibilities:
Supporting Project Administration: This includes tasks like preparing reports, managing schedules, and tracking project progress. 
Communication: Facilitating communication among team members, stakeholders, and clients. 
Coordination: Coordinating tasks, resources, and activities to ensure projects are on track. 
Record Keeping: Maintaining accurate and organized records of project data and documentation. 
Problem Solving: Identifying and resolving minor issues that may arise during project execution. 
Learning and Development: Growing expertise in project management principles and techniques. 

Strong organizational and time management skills: Essential for managing multiple tasks and deadlines. 
Good communication and interpersonal skills: Necessary for interacting with various stakeholders. 
Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite: Including Excel, Word, and PowerPoint. 
Ability to work independently and as part of a team: Many projects require collaboration, while others require independent task completion. 
Attention to detail and accuracy: Important for ensuring project data is accurate and reliable. 
Basic understanding of project management concepts: Knowledge of project planning, scheduling, and resource allocation is beneficial.