Job Description

The Learning Support Centre provides bespoke support to disable people in Higher Education and in the workplace, who are looking to recruit a Level 3 Business Administrator.

Training and Qualification

Work As an apprentice, you'll work at a company and get hands-on experience. You'll gain new skills and work alongside experienced staff. What you'll do at work On successful completion of the apprenticeship, the postholder will achieve a Level 3 Business Administration qualification. The apprentice will attend Leicester College one day every two weeks. Where you'll work PHOENIX YARD 5-9 UPPER BROWN STREET LEICESTER LE1 5TE

Required Skills & Qualification

Essential qualifications GCSE or equivalent in: English (grade 4 / C) Maths (grade 4 / C) Let the company know about other relevant qualifications and industry experience you have. They can adjust the apprenticeship to reflect what you already know. Skills Attention to detail Organisation skills Customer care skills Problem solving skills Presentation skills Administrative skills Analytical skills Logical Team working Initiative Non judgemental Patience Excellent communication skills Other The ideal candidate will be able to recognise their own limitations and refer to other services where appropriate and can establish and maintain professional boundaries. They must be able to recognise discrimination in its many forms and willing to put the Learning Support Centre's Equality Policies into practice. They must also apply quality standards to all tasks undertaken and ensures that nothing is overlooked.

Employer

THE LEARNING SUPPORT CENTRE

LEICESTER, LE1 5TE

Provider

LEICESTER COLLEGE

About Employer

The Learning Support Centre provides a range of specialist disability support services that are tailored to the individual needs of our clients. Our services include: one to one specialist tuition, coaching, mentoring, notetaking, transcription services, assistive technology training, personal assistants and personal care. Our role is to support our service users in accessing education and the workplace as well as provide general support with day to day living. Clients may include people with physical or sensory disabilities, people with neurological conditions (e.g. dyslexia) and people with mental health issues, who wish to develop and enhance their skills for study and work.