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PURPOSE OF POST 

The postholder will contribute to the day-to-day delivery of an effective and efficient assessment and awards support service to all students and Schools within LSBU. This will include administration of the late submission requests, alongside accurate and timely mark inputting (examinations and coursework) ahead of the Boards of Examiners. 

The postholder will support all areas of work around the Subject Area (SAB) and Award and Progression Boards (APB), during the academic year, including the preparation of board paperwork, acting as a secretary to the boards, post board actions, conferment of awards and results publishing.   

The postholder will support and facilitate good communication between stakeholders, often dealing with sensitive and confidential matters in a time pressured environment, providing accurate information relating to all areas of marks, Examination Boards, results and conferment of awards. 

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

1. To support the Supervisor to achieve the day-to-day tasks, by understanding individual and team tasks, working to deliver of an effective and efficient service and supporting colleagues to ensure that all tasks and services are supported therefore contributing to individual and team metrics/KPI?s.
2. To establish and maintain good working relationships with all stakeholders, providing advice, information, signposting and sharing specialist knowledge with all team colleagues relating the school portfolio that they have been allocated in that academic year. Supporting all portfolios as directed, with portfolios having been allocated by the Supervisor and/or Coordinator using a data led approach and rotated yearly as appropriate.
3. To play an active role in ensuring that the team provide excellent customer service, ensuring they are contributing to the continual enhancement of services offered by highlight processes, procedures or policies that are not easily administrable, identifying any barriers and possible solutions.   

1. Providing accurate and timely responses to all queries relating to their portfolio, including working with the Course Support & Enquiry Team on student queries and working directly with academic colleagues, escalating complex queries or concerns as appropriate
2. Supporting the complex work of mark inputting for coursework assessments and exams, including, all work associated with approved late submission requests and the resulting amendments to marks, liaising as appropriate to ensure that all relevant information is obtained prior to or at the time of mark inputting. 
3. Supporting the successful completion of Examination Boards including; the preparation process ahead of Subject Area (SAB) and Award and Progression (APB) Boards, the creation of board documentation in a timely manner, acting as secretary to the boards if required to do so, creating meeting invites and agendas, recording and actioning board decisions, obtaining module leader sign off for marks and Chief Examiner/External Examiner sign off and the production of results letters and publication of results
4. Working with other Professional Services Departments to support processes around the confirmation of awards or outcomes, such as Academic Services for certificates and transcripts and re-enrolment, UKVI for reporting issues and Apprenticeships Team for employer confirmation.
5. To support the departments, work to provide timely Examinations Board data to all key stakeholders, supporting the ongoing work to create a seamless exam and resit process for all students. 
6. For those staff based in our Havering/Croydon Campus, they will also be required to support the safe and smooth running of the Havering/Croydon campus.  This may include, but not limited to, the following tasks:
   1. Supporting Student Administration colleagues in the Exams Team and the Course Support & Enquiries team, during peak workload times, such as the start of term, exam weeks and exam boards/result publishing times.
   2. Trained as Fire Marshalls and Health and Safety and First Aid at Work and part of a team of all staff who attend/are based at the campus.
7. Working as a team to help plan and deliver services in line with deadlines set by the Academic Calendar and contribute into discussions around these deadlines.

This list is not exhaustive. The postholder will be expected to carry out relevant and related tasks as commensurate with the current grade and agreed with the Head of Student Administration or their nominee.

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PERSON SPECIFICATION / SELECTION CRITERIA  

Applicants will be short-listed solely on the extent to which they meet the following essential (E) and desirable (D) requirements: 

Experience  

• Practical administration experience (E) working in a higher education setting (D), supporting and resolving students/customer concerns both face to face and online (E). 
• Experience of maintaining accurate records, (E) the use the IT systems/software to input, store and where appropriate gather data (E).
• To be able to use own initiative to plan (E), prioritise and organise own varied workload, in a timely manner (E), to approach challenges/problems in a creative and proactive way (E).
• To operate flexibly either as part of a team or independently (E).
• Excellent organisational and administrative skills (E) and to cope with high volumes of work and work as a team during stressful periods in the academic year in a calm and efficient manner (E). 
• Good customer service/relationship skills (E), dealing sensitively with enquiries from a diverse range of individuals, and de-escalate and manage potentially difficult or conflict situations calmly and with confidence (D).
• Experience of servicing committee meetings, both in preparation and minute taking, and following up matters as a consequence of meetings (D).
• To be committed to and have experience of the application of ICT in administration (E). Knowledge of word processing, databases and spreadsheets (E) and of the use of the web (D). Willingness and ability to learn new packages in order to carry out the duties of the role (E).

A Multi Media Assistant and VO Artist is required to support the work of a new health project titled 'Medication brand changes in hormone therapy for breast cancer. A community pharmacy intervention development to improve patients' adherence and quality of life. ENABLE'. The project is funded by the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) through its Research for Patient Benefit programme. 

The Multi Media Assistant will play a vital role in this project by contributing to the designing of an e-learning resource for training pharmacists with support from the research team and the project managers.

The Multi Media Assistant will support the web development and be involved in technical tasks, content uploading, assisting with UX improvements, wireframing, and user journey optimizations. Also, they will be responsible for recording clear audio by reading the script.

Hours: The total hours of work allocated to this job is 100 hrs, and the post holder won't exceed these hours. The hours per week will be agreed with your project manager.

Please provide your CV, and an example of your work with your application.

Shortlisted candidates will be invited for an interview at the beginning of November. A short test to assess the required skills will be conducted during the interview. 

Undergraduate and Postgraduate Social Media Student with relevant experience.

• Experience of web design/development for educational purposes
• Ability to organise and prioritise own workload to meet required deadlines 

A VO Artist for a female character is required to support the animation work of a new health project titled 'Medication brand changes in hormone therapy for breast cancer. A community pharmacy intervention development to improve patients' adherence and quality of life. ENABLE'. The project is funded by the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) through its Research for Patient Benefit programme. 

The VO Artist will contribute to the designing process of an e-learning resource for training pharmacists with support from the research team and the project managers. 

Hours: The total hours of work allocated to this job is 10 hrs, and the post holder won't exceed these hours. The hours per week will be agreed with your project manager.

Please provide your CV, and an example of your work with your application. 

Shortlisted candidates will be invited for an interview at the beginning of November. A short test to assess the required skills will be conducted during the interview. 

Undergraduate, Postgraduate Social Media student.

The artist is responsible for recording the clear voice-over by reading the script. 

Clear voice and strong pronunciation skills 

English native speaker