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Office Manager

£ 38,223 - £ 38,223
 

Job Description

Company and role overview –

We are in search of an energetic and dependable individual with a polite, amiable, and welcoming demeanour to become a part of our administrative team. We are currently hiring for the position of School Office Manager, responsible for supervising the daily operations of the School Office. As a vital member of the team, you will serve as the primary point of contact at our school office. This pivotal role demands an appreciation for working in a dynamic setting while providing support to students, parents, and staff.

Main responsibilities –

  • Manage and coordinate the administration team's tasks
  • Facilitate communication with guardians
  • Supervise the registration system and record absences, promptly notifying The Head of School about any unauthorized absences
  • Execute payment processing for invoices
  • Monitor and oversee the workloads of the administration team

Requirements –

  • Background in a dynamic office environment
  • Strong communication abilities
  • Demonstrate a composed, polite, and professional demeanour
  • Uphold confidentiality in all interactions with parents and staff

 
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