Job Title: Programme Advisor
Location: Any
Contract: Full time
Reporting to: Head of Programme Advice
Department: Law school
Job Purpose:
A Programme Advisor is a non-faculty programme specialist within the School, providing programme specific advice to students and administrative support with day to day programme specific activities
Key Responsibilities:
- Supporting on all student facing activities such as induction and any programme specific events
- Supporting programme specific communications
- Dealing with programme related student queries including complex queries referred by Student Support Officers
- Management and organisation of SSLCs
- Coordination and collation of all programme specific student surveys
- Elective choice coordination and communications
- Processing and coordinating IOS requestions through central student support team
- Working with teams to support student specific behavioural issues
- Point of contact of the Office of Regulation and Compliance to support and assist with any investigatory work required
- Supporting with suspension and debtor chasing
- Assisting with all other programme specific administrative tasks
Knowledge, experience and skills required
Attributes
Essential
Desirable
Qualifications
- Ideally educated to degree-level, however applications from candidates with appropriate and relevant work experience or other equivalent qualifications will also be considered
Experience
- Customer service experience
- Experience of working with multiple stakeholders
- Experience of working within a service delivery environment working towards KPI’s and SLA’s
- Demonstrable experience of commitment to improving service and customer satisfaction
- Experience of working in higher education, however other relevant industries of experience will also be considered
Skills
- Ability to coordinate complicated operational challenges
- Excellent written communication skills
- Excellent presentation skills
- Excellent computer/IT skills
- The ability to work well in a team and be collaborative
- Good communication and active listening skills
- Have a flexible and responsive approach to workload and the ability to proactively prioritise accordingly
Values
- Everybody Matters
- Trust and Respect
- Stronger Together
- Embrace Change
- Student, Learner and Client Centric
Salary : Competitive
Closing date :
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