Graduate Sixth Form Administrator - Birmingham, United Kingdom - i-teachers

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3 weeks ago

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Graduate Sixth Form Administrator

We are looking to appoint a friendly, approachable and efficient graduate to join a large, inclusive and highly successful Sixth Form College near central Birmingham as aGraduate Sixth Form Administrator.

Are you a graduate who enjoys workingwith young people?

Perhaps you'd like to work in a school but aren't interested in teaching?

Maybe you'd relish the opportunity to develop your work experience in a young, supportive and vibrant environment?
If so, this fantastic opportunity, working as a Graduate Sixth Form Administrator providing admin support, may be just what you've been looking for

Graduate Sixth Form Administrator The Role:
Supporting the running of the college and the welfare of students
General administrative duties (such as creating and maintaining spreadsheets, phone calls, paperwork, chasing students for documentation)
Working within a superb health/social/childcare deptartment
Greeting staff, parents, pupils & visitors on the front desk
Hours are 8am until 4pm during term time, with the occasional inset day

Graduate Sixth Form Administrator The Benefits:
Paid between 80-90/day, term time only
Working in a college that recognised for excellence in academic achievement, exceptionally high standards of teaching and its capacity to raise the aspirations and ambitions of all of its staff and students so that they can enjoy rewarding and successful futures
Gaining rewarding and relevant admin experience
Start after the February half-term
Close to transport links

Graduate Sixth Form Administrator Applicant Requirements:
Previous admin experience
Passion for working around young people in schools setting
Experience working with young people in schools setting is desirable
Passionate about supporting academic success as well as the physical and emotional welfare of young people