PA to the Pro-Vice-Chancellor Global (Digital, International, Sustainability) - 0002-24

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Location:  

Bailrigg

Salary:  

£25,138 to £28,759 (Full time, indefinite)

Closing Date:  

Friday 01 March 2024

Interview Date:  

Wednesday 13 March 2024

Reference:  

0002-24

We are actively seeking to diversify the profile of the Vice-Chancellor’s Office and would encourage applicants from people from diversity groups.

An opportunity has arisen for the position of PA to the Pro-Vice-Chancellor, Digital, Global and Sustainability within the Vice-Chancellor’s Office.  The role is a PA role with an emphasis on the organisation of travel to support the PVC Global, whose international travel is frequent and complex. In a fast-moving and dynamic working environment you will be responsible for providing the highest level of executive support.  Working closely with the University executive team is a superb way to build experience if your career aspirations include leadership roles.  

You will work closely with the executive team based within the Vice-Chancellor’s Office and will help to develop and maintain administrative and support systems to the highest standard. You must be able to operate in a highly professional manner and will be required to form and maintain a wide range of professional relationships both across the university and with external stakeholders. You should be able to multi-task and will have exceptional organisational, communication and prioritisation skills.

Informal enquiries can be addressed to James Fuller [email protected] Vice-Chancellor’s Executive Support Officer.

Closing Date - 1st March 2024

Interview Date -Provisionally 13th March 2024 

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