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Deanery Administrator - Bassetlaw and Bawtry Deanery

Southwell
£22.4k/yr
Posted about 18 hours ago
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Deanery Administrator for Bassetlaw & Bawtry

The Deanery Administrator for Bassetlaw & Bawtry will be an integral part of the Deanery, supporting the delivery of the Diocesan vision with efficient administration and by providing high-level administrative and executive support for the Area Dean, the members of the Deanery Leadership Teams/Standing Committees (DLT/SC) and the wider Deanery.

Title

Deanery Administrator

Reports to

Area Dean (day to day line management). There is a shared management responsibility for the Deanery Administrator between the Area Dean and the Office and Administration Manager at Jubilee House.

Location

Home Based

Working Hours

11 hrs/week, flexible working essential according to the needs and responsibilities of the role.

Salary

£22,425 per annum, pro rata

Annual Leave

25 days per annum, pro rata

Probation

3 months

Key Relationships

  • The Area Dean
  • The Lay Chair
  • The Deanery Treasurer
  • DLT/SC
  • Deanery Chapter
  • Clergy and lay leaders of the Deanery
  • Deanery Synod members
  • Deanery PCC Secretaries
  • Staff at Jubilee House
  • All who are in contact with the Deanery office

Principal Tasks

  • Develop, maintain and run the Bassetlaw & Bawtry Deanery office, ensuring the highest quality of reception by email, telephone and for personal callers.
  • Act as the communications hub between the Area Dean (AD), Lay Chair (LC), the DLT/SC and wider Deanery.
  • Oversee and coordinate all administrative functions of the Deanery office, including provision of administrative support to the AD, the wider DLT/SC, Chapter and any Deanery project groups.
  • Attend the DLT/SC meetings, as and when required.
  • Organise/co-ordinate Deanery-wide events, meetings and activities.
  • Develop, maintain and continuously update the deanery’s online presence (including the Diocesan website, Facebook and Twitter).
  • Communicate regularly and effectively via email, social media, self-designed publicity, promoting deanery events, as directed by the Area Dean.
  • Provide support, advice and assistance as necessary to parishes in vacancy.
  • Co-ordinate funeral and service cover for the parishes within the Deanery.
  • Act as secretary to the Deanery Chapter, Deanery Synod and DLT/SC, including assistance in the preparation of agenda and minutes and the circulation thereof to members when the role is vacant or responsibilities have been delegated.
  • Maintain Deanery information on the Diocesan Contact Management System (CMS).
  • Maintain clear systems of record keeping, managing electronic files, fast retrieval of information, back-ups and GDPR compliance.
  • Keep up to date with all training required to fulfil the duties of the role and attend the regular Administrators’ meeting with colleagues from Jubilee House.
  • Undertake any other duties as requested by the Area Dean, or to a member of the DLT that the AD has delegated authority to for a specific task.

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Person Specification

Essential

  • Excellent administrative skills and proven organisational ability
  • Self-starter and self-motivated with a proactive approach
  • Able to take initiative and decisions, as delegated by the Area Dean
  • Effective written and oral communication skills
  • Committed team player
  • Ability to interact sensitively with a diverse range of individuals and deal with conflict
  • Ability to maintain confidentiality
  • Good working knowledge of Microsoft Office including Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Access
  • Minute taking experience
  • Willingness to receive training as appropriate
  • Patience and understanding

Desirable

  • Working knowledge of the Church of England, both its public worship and organisational structure, and in sympathy with its mission and aims
  • Knowledge of the deanery and its parishes
  • Good working knowledge of Adobe Dreamweaver (or equivalent web-design package) and familiarity with Canva
  • Confidence in using social media
  • Proximity to the deanery for ease of travel

Interview Date

Thursday 29 October

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Location

Southwell, England, United Kingdom

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