Senior Analytical Officer - Bristol, United Kingdom - Office for Standards in Education, Children's Services and Skills
![Office for Standards in Education, Children's Services and Skills](https://contents.bebee.com/public/img/noimg-businessx400.jpg)
2 weeks ago
Description
Details:
Reference number:
Salary:
- £40,642 - £41,048- £40,642 per annum. Rising to £41,048 on successful completion of probation.
-
Part-time hours minimum 22 hours
Job grade:
- Senior Executive Officer
- B1
Contract type: - Permanent
Business area: - Insights and Research Directorate
Type of role: - Analytical
- Operational Research
- Statistics
- Other
Working pattern: - Fulltime, Job share, Parttime
Number of jobs available: - 2Contents
About the job
Benefits:
Things you need to know
Location
- 2 Rivergate, BristolAbout the job
Job summary:
Senior Analytical Officers play a crucial role in the effective running of Data and Insight and in leading the team in which they work.
Some will have more focus on technical skills whilst some will specialise more in delivering insightful analysis, but all will cover a wide range of tasks.
Senior Analytical Officers specialise in one remit area but may be required to develop knowledge of other remit areas to enable flexible cross-team working.
The post holder will have a wide range of responsibilities, which may include any of: managing and producing pre-inspection data products, managing the production of official statistics about their remit, contributing analysis to and quality assuring HMCI's Annual Report, producing briefings for HMCI or directors both proactively and as requested, delivering responses to Freedom of Information requests, official correspondence, Parliamentary Questions and other ad hoc requests from within Ofsted.
The post holder is expected to build strong relationships across Data and Insight and across the organisation to ensure their work is informed by and informs policy development.
Job description:
- Please refer to the job specification for further information
Person specification:
The key responsibilities of the role are outlined below, this is an overview of the role and is not exhaustive.
B1 APT grade as required.
- To effectively lead and manage a team to deliver a programme of work.
- To be the expert in pre
- To deliver timely and accurate preinspection data which meets the needs of inspectors and reflects government priorities.
- To analyse and generate insight to identify what our data is telling us and what this means for the organisation and the sector by providing valueadded analysis, insight and commentary.
- To communicate the findings of analysis clearly and with impact, and to monitor the impact made through analysis.
- To be innovative and curious in investigating hypotheses and pursuing analysis, delivering frequent new or updated insight into inspection and the relevant sector.
- To deliver timely and accurate official statistics with interesting and insightful commentary.
- To support the central data development team in developing data reports.
- To respond quickly and accurately to a range of internal and external requests including official correspondence, Freedom of Information requests and Parliamentary Questions.
- To develop strong relationships with colleagues across the organisation to ensure that measures and data products are developed to meet identified needs and that analysis and evidence informs policy making.
- To work closely with colleagues across Data and Insight to ensure that work is joinedup and focused on organisational priorities.
- To work with partners in other organisations to ensure that measures and data products are relevant for Ofsted's needs and that Ofsted understands them and is able to use them effectively.
- To keep up to date with research in their remit area so that work is informed by the latest findings and outputs fit into the wider policy context.
- To work with external partners such as other government departments, research organisations and academics, to deliver new and insightful analysis.
- At all times the post holder will be expected to operate in accordance with Ofsted's policies, procedures and values and be positive about safeguarding children, valuing diversity, respecting differences and promoting equal opportunities.
Qualifications:
- Degree level qualification or equivalent relevant knowledge and experience or professional qua
More jobs from Office for Standards in Education, Children's Services and Skills
-
Assistant Regulatory Enforcement Lawyer
London, United Kingdom - 3 weeks ago
-
Induction Co-ordinator
Bristol, United Kingdom - 1 week ago
-
Personal Assistant to Regional Director
Bristol, United Kingdom - 1 week ago
-
Policy Officer
London, United Kingdom - 1 week ago
-
Analytical Support Officer
Bristol, United Kingdom - 3 weeks ago
-
Inspection Support Administrator
Birmingham, United Kingdom - 1 week ago