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Job Details:
Company name : Progressis
Position Name :
Executive and Personal Assistant to The Master of Marlborough College
Location:
England
Job ID :
f7e39088be618f4b
Description : Job Role
Executive Assistant Jobs
Contract Type
Perm
Location
England
Salary
from £40,000 + relocation costs
Date Added
03/02/2022
Date Expires
23/02/2022
Industry
Education/Higher Education
Executive and Personal Assistant to The Master
Job Description
The College
Founded in 1843, Marlborough College is the largest co-education full boarding school in the country. The community comprises 1012 pupils aged 13-18, all of whom are full boarders, 140 teaching staff, and over 400 support staff. There are 16 boarding houses, substantial teaching and ancillary building, and extensive grounds and playing fields.
The College’s mission is to deliver the best independent, co-educational, full boarding education in the UK and to be recognised for this globally. Our vision is to be a leading, outward looking and inclusive school where children with potential are given the opportunity to make a difference to society.
The College was founded to provide an exceptional education for children from all walks of life and remains deeply committed to increasing accessibility for young people whose families cannot afford the fees but who would thrive here. In the long-term, the College wants 30% of pupils to receive financial support and it is currently in the planning stages of an exciting and ambitious fundraising campaign to achieve this goal.
The life of the College is a full one, with lessons Monday to Saturday and co-curricular activities taking place seven days per week. There is a strong sense of community at the College, built upon its exceptional pastoral care and diverse co-curricular programme. The College has had excellent recent exam results and has plans to become even more academically ambitious. Our recently opened Beko Innovation Centre will be a hub for our STEM collaborations with industrial and educational partners.
Further details about Marlborough College can be found online at www.marlboroughcollege.org.
The Post
The Executive Assistant to The Master occupies a senior and important position within the administration of the College. The person appointed will be required to provide intelligent, accurate and timely administrative support, professionally representing The Master internally as well with key external stakeholders. The successful candidate will exercise absolute discretion and confidentiality, personal initiative, excellent interpersonal skills as well as first-rate verbal and written communication skills. A willingness and ability to develop a strong understanding of the College and the interrelated functions will also be required.
The following core tasks are an essential part of the role but do not form an exhaustive list. It should be understood that the scope of this position is such that it may encompass other ad hoc duties.
Management of The Masters diary; managing the dynamic and evolving diary and proactively planning for up to 12 months ahead.
Curating The Master’s daily schedule and acting as the first point of contact through which all communications with The Master’s office are managed. Acting with confidentiality and the utmost discretion to ensure all communication including by telephone, in person and in writing is dealt with efficiently, in an open and warm manner, and with appropriate sensitivity.
Liaison with, and the ability to develop a strong rapport with, pupils, parents, staff and external bodies, including key internal and external stakeholders.
Be the first point of contact for Media and Press enquiries, monitor and brief The Master and liaise with expert teams of advisors, including the Communications team, to formulate the response.
The preparation of papers and packs, briefing documents and reports, including extensive research of content, summary notes on documents and background research. Liaison with internal teams as well as external bodies to gather information and collate this into clear and concise written documents.
Liaison with professional advisors and internal teams including legal, finance, and the Chairman of the Board.
Organising and managing The Master’s travel arrangements, ensuring all briefing documents, presentations and papers are prepared. An excellent written style and strong attention to detail in all matters is essential.
Support to various projects detailed in the College calendar and on an ad hoc basis, requiring timely and efficient administration and coordination skills.
Support to the HR function on the recruitment and appointment of professional and teaching staff.
Close support to The Master on all items of executive administration, being aware that much passes through The Master’s office and is varied in nature. Handling this support efficiently, sensitively and being attentive to the needs of The Master, the College and the wider community is essential.
Key Skills
The person appointed will possess excellent executive support skills. A high level of technical administrative skills and evidence excellent attention to detail. Strong written skills, including excellent proof reading are essential.
Hours of Work
The standard hours of this role are 0815-1745 Monday to Friday plus Saturday mornings during term time, 0830-1200. The nature of support at this level is such that the role will require flexibility outside of these hours.
Lunch will be provided, free of charge, during term time.
Salary and Benefits
An annual salary of not less than £40,000 which will be subject to annual review.
Benefits include:
Private Medical Insurance: the successful candidate will be eligible to join the Medical Healthcare Scheme and the College will pay 100% of the premium should he/she wish to take this up. The Medical Healthcare Scheme is treated as a benefit in kind by HMRC.
Pension: the College operates a defined Pension Scheme.
Leisure facilities: staff are entitled to use the College swimming pool and gym free of charge, at agreed times.
Lunch: staff are entitled to a free lunch in the College Dining Hall during term time.
Holidays
25 days’ annual leave plus statutory holidays per annum. Holidays are taken in agreement with The Master and with refence to the responsibilities of the post. The expectation is that these will be taken outside of term time. Bank holidays falling during term time are considered by the College as normal working days and no time off in lieu is given.
Notice
The notice period will be 3 months on either side after a probationary period.
Vetting and Screening checks
Marlborough College is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. The successful applicant must be willing to undergo child protection screening appropriate to the post, including checks with past employers and the Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS), and cannot start in post until all pre-employment checks have been completed satisfactorily.
The College is an educational charity and equal opportunities employer.
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