Job Description: The Service Administrator Role
Job Description: The Service Administrator Role
Location: Birmingham
Salary: £15,000
This project has been funded by The Big Lottery Young People’s Fund. The
project aims to engage and support the most disadvantaged children and
young people living in the north-west corridor of Birmingham to complete a
series of personal development programmes that will re-focus and re-direct
their lives.
This is a new post for a person with commitment, enthusiasm, and a strong
interest in pastoral and enabling ministry to children and young people. The
work is part of the Mission, Vision and Strategy of New Jerusalem Apostolic
Church.
MAIN OBJECTIVES
Provide full administrative and office management support to ensure the
most effective delivery of the service. To provide information and analysis
reports to help in the delivery, management and development of services.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
• General office administration including but not limited to;
• File maintenance
• Photocopying and scanning
• Answering telephone and internal queries
• Dealing with post
• Booking appointments
• Minuting meetings
• Maintain sick/holiday leave and care mileage records and produce
monthly summary reports
• Maintenance of petty cash systems
• Variance reporting for project
• Assistance in annual budgeting process
• Book staff travel and accommodation
• Meet & greet clients and visitors and help with information giving and
recording details
• Organise user involvement events
• Other general administrative support as required by the project
Please note: This job description reflects the core activities and as the
organisation and post holder develops there may be changes in the emphasis of
duties. It is expected that the post holder will recognise the need to carry out
other duties from time to time which are broadly consistent with those in this
document. This job description does not form part of the contract of
employment.
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