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Attendance Chaser/Administrator

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Role Overview
(15 hours per week 9am – 12am Monday - Friday, fixed term until end of June 2027; term time only over 37.6 weeks)
We are seeking to appoint an Attendance Administrator to monitor and chase students’ attendance. You will be responsible for making initial contact with students whose attendance is becoming a concern, providing reports and arranging intervention sessions between the student and curriculum staff.
Responsibilities
- Working with a high level of autonomy, you will co-ordinate initial contact with all learners who present with low attendance.
- You will have a working knowledge of office technology packages, including word processing applications, databases and spreadsheets.
- You would need to have an understanding of some of the barriers that effect attendance.
- You will have excellent interpersonal and communication skills as you will be the first line of contact with internal and external partners regarding attendance including arranging intervention bookings, meetings etc.
- You should be flexible and adaptable, be able to work under pressure to tight deadlines and maintain accuracy and quality of outcomes at all times.
- You will be required to work on your own initiative as required as well as liaising with the curriculum and support teams across college.
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- The ability to build positive relationships.
- Displaying excellent communication, organisational skills and administrative skills.
- Demonstrating a flexible and professional attitude.
College Values
The role will require you to embed the college’s values; Respect, Integrity, Collaboration, Compassion and Ambition.
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