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Administration Assistant - Severndale Academy

Shrewsbury

£24k/yr

Posted about 9 hours ago

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Shropshire Council

Role details

Department - Business Administration

Place of Work Severndale Academy (all sites)

Reporting to - Strategic Business Manager

Tenure - Permanent for Term Time plus 2 weeks. 8.00 – 16.00 Monday to Thursday, 8.00 – 15.30 Friday

Salary - Scale 4 SP7-11 - £23,962

This is an exciting time to join our local, community-focused trust. This role is a vital part of our journey to develop, improve and support our special educational needs services across the trust. As a key position, this role will support young people and employees alike by providing administrative support and undertaking organisational processes within the academy.

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