As a project coordinator, you are responsible for the planning, implementation and monitoring of projects, which includes the coordination of project participants, the creation of project plans and the management of resources.
In Germany, project coordinators can expect an average salary of €80.775 per year. The entry salary is about €43,292, while the maximum salary is up to €120,732 in large cities such as Hamburg, professionals earn an average of €62,370 while in other regions, such as Saxony, the salary is only about €50,400.
The position of project coordinator usually requires a degree in a relevant field such as business administration, project management or engineering. Alternatively, further training in project management, such as a certificate, may also be an advantage. Practical experience in project work is also important.
Project coordinators have a wide range of career opportunities, and with the right experience and training, they can rise to higher positions such as project manager, program manager or department head, as well as specialising in areas such as IT projects or construction projects and taking on additional responsibilities.
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