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Teaching Coordinator (Frontline Partnership)
Sociology
Salary:
£23,715 to £27,131
pro rata
Closing Date:
Tuesday 28 March 2023
Interview Date:
Friday 14 April 2023
Reference: 0089-23
Part-Time: 0.8 FTE
Indefinite (with an end date of 31 July 2024)
Lancaster University’s Department of Sociology is seeking to appoint a self-motivated Teaching Coordinator to join the Frontline Partnership team, with responsibility for the coordination and administration of the Frontline Programmes.
As a member of a vibrant professional services Combined Student Office team, you will demonstrate close attention to detail, a high level of communication and professionalism, excellent interpersonal, IT literacy skills and have customer or student facing experience.
Experience of inputting and processing large amounts of data in a higher education or administrative environment are desirable, or you will have administrative experience relevant to the role.
In addition to embracing teamwork, you will also demonstrate the ability to work autonomously to meet deadlines.
This vacancy is part-time, with some blended working options for both on-campus and home working and you will join us on an indefinite contract, with an end date of 31 July 2024 in the first instance.
A secondment opportunity will be considered for internal candidates, please discuss this with your line manager before submitting an application.
The successful Teaching Coordinator will be provided with opportunities to pursue professional development activities.
For informal enquiries please contact Jane Grenville, Student Programmes Officer j.a.grenville@lancaster.ac.uk
We welcome applications from people in all diversity groups.
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Please note: Unless specified otherwise in the advert wording, all advertised roles are UK based.
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