Learning and Leadership Development Program Manager

Learning and Leadership Development Program Manager - Talabat - Dubai, UAEPosition OverviewLearning and Leadership Development Program Manager in Dubai, UAE leads the design and implementation of strategic learning initiatives that strengthen leadership capability, improve employee performance, and support organizational growth. The role focuses on building impactful learning experiences, coaching leaders, and delivering development programs that enhance skills, performance management practices, and operational effectiveness across Talabat's workforce.Job DetailsCountry: UAECity: DubaiIndustry: Human ResourcesFunction: Training and DevelopmentSalary: 18000-25000 monthly (Market estimated)Gender: AnyCandidate Nationality: AnyJob Type: Full‑timeKey ResponsibilitiesDesign and develop leadership and employee learning programs that address business needs and support professional development.Partner with business leaders and teams to identify capability gaps and create targeted learning solutions.Lead the design and delivery of learning and development initiatives including leadership development and performance management programs.Manage end to end program delivery from concept development through launch, implementation, and continuous improvement.Provide coaching and guidance to leaders to strengthen leadership capabilities and team effectiveness.Monitor program performance using data and analytics to measure effectiveness and improve learning outcomes.Develop frameworks and learning experiences that support career growth and talent development across the with internal stakeholders to align learning initiatives with company strategy and operational priorities.Ensure learning products and programs are practical, engaging, and aligned with business objectives.Identify opportunities for continuous improvement in organizational learning and leadership capability development.Ideal ProfileBachelor's degree in human resources, business administration, psychology, or a related discipline.Experience in learning and development, leadership training, or organizational development roles.Strong program design and project management capabilities.Ability to coach leaders and guide teams toward improved performance and development.Data driven mindset with the ability to measure program effectiveness and impact.Excellent communication and interpersonal skills with the ability to work with senior stakeholders.Strong organizational and time management skills with the ability to manage multiple designing employee learning journeys and development frameworks preferred.Skills SetLeadership developmentLearning and development program designOrganizational developmentExecutive coachingPerformance management frameworksTraining program managementData driven learning analyticsWhy Join UsOpportunity to shape leadership development strategies within a leading digital commerce to international teams across the Delivery Hero global network.Collaborative workplace culture focused on talent development and advancement opportunities within one of the fastest growing digital platforms in the region.About the CompanyTalabat is a leading on demand delivery platform connecting customers with restaurants, grocery stores, and retailers across the Middle East and North Africa. Founded in Kuwait in 2004 and part of the global Delivery Hero group, Talabat continues to expand its technology driven marketplace while supporting local businesses, delivery partners, and communities across multiple regional markets.

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