Postgraduate and International Admissions Officer - London, United Kingdom - Escape Studios
Description
Job Description
Escape Studios is in search of a dedicated professional to join our team as a Postgraduate and International Admissions Officer.
Based at 6 Mitre Passage, North Greenwich, this full-time, permanent position reports to the Admissions and International Student Manager. In this role, you will provide crucial support for all aspects of the international and postgraduate admissions process, ensuring an effective, timely, and customer-focused service that maximizes student recruitment and satisfaction.
Responsibilities include maintaining and implementing administration processes for UKVI license compliance, contacting potential PG applicants, responding to applicant inquiries, recording activities in the CRM system, supporting events, collaborating with the finance department on payments and invoices, ensuring compliance with attendance monitoring systems, and maintaining knowledge of UKVI requirements. You will also contribute to the planning and development of the admissions process, representing Escape internally and externally, and addressing additional duties as directed by the Admissions and International Student Manager. The ideal candidate will be proactive, possess excellent planning and organizing skills, have strong interpersonal and communication abilities, and a commitment to diversity and equal opportunity.
Qualifications include a degree or equivalent experience, substantial experience in international student admissions and post-graduate admissions, extensive experience in using information technology for data management, and current knowledge of UKVI compliance and regulations.
If you are a self-starter with a willingness to travel, committed to delivering high-quality work, and enthusiastic about making a positive impact in a diverse and multicultural environment, we encourage you to apply for this exciting opportunity. Join Escape Studios and contribute to the success of our admissions processes and the growth of our student community