Gordon Yates Recruitment Consultancy
Pimlico, Hertfordshire
PA to Head We are currently recruiting for an Admissions & PA support on a temp- perm basis Located in Pimlico based on the school site Open to hourly rate depending experience - Perm Salary 37-39K - £20-24an hour WHO WILL YOU BE WORKING FOR? Our client is a well known private school helping children with special needs- from Primary to Secondary. WHAT WILL YOU BE DOING? The role is a mix of Admissions and PA support. Support the Headteacher, Staff and Governors to ensure that prospective parents and pupils are offered a seamless service on their journey to becoming part of the School. To offer support to the Headteacher in terms of diary management, gatekeeping and reporting. Manage the Admissions process, colating paperwork, including arranging visits and assessments, school viewings and meetings for prospective parents Deal with all queries from parents and local authorities regarding admissions Liaise with EPs, SENCos, and therapists in relation to assesments Send out assesment reports, offer letters and contracts Prepare records for CENSUS returns and Management information Deal with any enquiries for appeal and support the school process Collate information and arrange the preparation (and update) of welcome packs for the new intake To support the Headmaster with the diary and school reports Manage all queries from various sources, in person, in writing, e-mailing or by telephone to ensure that precise information is given Be the face of the School and ensure a welcoming, professional reception to all children, parents, carers, staff and visitors To bepart of the senior administration team helping to ensure the smooth running of the school. ABOUT YOU Minimum 1 years experience as an EA to a senior level leader Experience of working in a School, College or Nursery Admissions environment Some knowledge of Special Educational Needs in education is helpful Good networker, able to build relationships internally and externally Ability to work on own initiative and part of team Ideally holding an up to date DBS check WHAT S IN IT FOR YOU? Free school lunch during term time Buffet lunches during INSET End of Year staff event Complimentary tea/coffee and fruit Excellent transport links close to mainline Victoria and Vauxhall, 3 minutes from Pimlico tube and numerous central London bus routes HOW TO APPLY To apply for this role, please click on the Apply button below.
Apr 18, 2024
Seasonal
PA to Head We are currently recruiting for an Admissions & PA support on a temp- perm basis Located in Pimlico based on the school site Open to hourly rate depending experience - Perm Salary 37-39K - £20-24an hour WHO WILL YOU BE WORKING FOR? Our client is a well known private school helping children with special needs- from Primary to Secondary. WHAT WILL YOU BE DOING? The role is a mix of Admissions and PA support. Support the Headteacher, Staff and Governors to ensure that prospective parents and pupils are offered a seamless service on their journey to becoming part of the School. To offer support to the Headteacher in terms of diary management, gatekeeping and reporting. Manage the Admissions process, colating paperwork, including arranging visits and assessments, school viewings and meetings for prospective parents Deal with all queries from parents and local authorities regarding admissions Liaise with EPs, SENCos, and therapists in relation to assesments Send out assesment reports, offer letters and contracts Prepare records for CENSUS returns and Management information Deal with any enquiries for appeal and support the school process Collate information and arrange the preparation (and update) of welcome packs for the new intake To support the Headmaster with the diary and school reports Manage all queries from various sources, in person, in writing, e-mailing or by telephone to ensure that precise information is given Be the face of the School and ensure a welcoming, professional reception to all children, parents, carers, staff and visitors To bepart of the senior administration team helping to ensure the smooth running of the school. ABOUT YOU Minimum 1 years experience as an EA to a senior level leader Experience of working in a School, College or Nursery Admissions environment Some knowledge of Special Educational Needs in education is helpful Good networker, able to build relationships internally and externally Ability to work on own initiative and part of team Ideally holding an up to date DBS check WHAT S IN IT FOR YOU? Free school lunch during term time Buffet lunches during INSET End of Year staff event Complimentary tea/coffee and fruit Excellent transport links close to mainline Victoria and Vauxhall, 3 minutes from Pimlico tube and numerous central London bus routes HOW TO APPLY To apply for this role, please click on the Apply button below.
Chelsea Academy, Lots Road, London, SW10 0AB
Kensington And Chelsea, London
Chelsea Academy Lots Road, London, SW10 0AB Tel: Email: Registrar Thank you for requesting information regarding the post of Registrar at Chelsea Academy. We hope that this application pack, along with the Academy's website, gives you all of the information that you need to help you apply for a post here. Chelsea Academy is a great place to work and visitors often comment on the excellent behaviour of our students, the friendliness of our staff and the fantastic Academy building. Our aim is simple; to provide the best quality education for all the students that attend the Academy, to produce happy and employable young people and to remain one of the best schools in London. If you would like to join us on this journey, then we would love to hear from you. The Registrar is a key role that presents an exciting opportunity for a forward thinking admissions or administration professional to be part of Chelsea Academy. The Registrar will take charge of all aspects related to student enrolment and records for our Academy across the year groups. It is a responsible role which sits at the heart of the Academy's administration team, as well as providing the first point of contact for prospective students and their parents. Salary: Chelsea Academy Associate (CAA) Pay Scale CAA 31-33 pro rata (£39,940 - £40,845) term-time plus 4 weeks. (Full time salary equivalent: £42,852 - £43,822) Start: Negotiable. We aim to have the new Registrar in post by July 2024 to allow for a suitable handover period. Working hours: 8.15am to 4.00pm Monday to Friday. We welcome applications from candidates wishing to work flexibly Main duties and responsibilities: To oversee and manage the Chelsea Academy roll for Years 7-13 including pre-admission, admissions, departures and all student records, ensuring adherence to all statutory responsibilities. Admissions Manage the admissions process for entry at Year 7, Year 12 and in-year admission, including: Marketing, advertising and website content Correspondence with parents by email and telephone Liaison with primary schools Organising Open days/evenings and tours Preparing paperwork and acting as presenting officer for admission appeals Advice to the Governing Body to ensure all statutory provisions of the Admissions Code are met Clerk to the Governors' Admissions Panel Maintain waiting lists for Years 7-11 Manage Year 7 Transition, including organising offers, interviews and transition day Manage in-year admissions, including Fair Access and managed moves Departures Manage student departures including: Liaison with local authorities Providing letters and certificates to new schools Managing transfer of paper and electronic files on departure Student records Manage all student roll records to ensure that they are accurate and meet all statutory responsibilities including: Student roll records (SIMS) Paper files Termly school census Weekly report to the local authority Fortnightly report to the Leadership Team Termly applications/admissions report to the Governing Body Other data analysis and reports as necessary Correspondence with parents/other agencies as necessary Employment references for former students GDPR Manage educational record requests Assistance to the Data Protection Officer with Subject Access and Freedom of Information requests Ensure records retention meets statutory requirements. Other To contribute towards the development of the Academy's Christian ethos To support the Academy Mission Statement Meet all of the general requirements of an Associate staff member at the Academy for example being aware of all relevant policies and procedures, participation in the performance management system, raising any concerns regarding health & safety and undertaking specific training and continuing personal development. To carry out any other reasonable duties within the scope of the post as requested. Candidates for the role should demonstrate the following: Strong organisational and administrative skills and be able to deliver a high quality service to tight timescales. The ability to work with little or no supervision; Adaptability and sound judgement, along with resilience under pressure. Working effectively with others, sharing knowledge, information and advice with parents and colleagues, and treating people with sensitivity and respect. Excellent command of written and spoken English with the ability to communicate effectively across a range of audiences. Relevant experience of working in a comprehensive, urban and multicultural environment, with prior experience of safeguarding Be committed to their own professional development and learning In return Chelsea Academy staff benefit from: Positive working relationships at all levels An ambitious, dynamic and supportive Leadership Team Opportunities for professional and career development Private Medical Care Support Packages Rigorous focus on staff wellbeing Cycle Scheme Access to School Advisory Services for wellbeing Daily Staff lunch during term time Use of an Academy Chromebook (for work) Travel card loan scheme Use of Academy gym facilities Membership of the Local Government Pension Scheme. Academy Overview Our most recent Ofsted inspection in September 2023, saw us being judged strongly good in all areas. Our current SIAMS grading is outstanding. Both inspections evidence our excellent quality of education and commitment to ensure all students flourish both academically and pastorally. Recent outcomes at GCSE and A Level demonstrate strong progress for all students with the Academy's GCSE results this summer being the highest the Academy has ever achieved. However, we are much more than a successful, academically focused school. We believe in educating the whole child and our Christian values of joy, perseverance, servant leadership, charity and forgiveness underpin everything we stand for. It is important that all of our staff, whether they are teachers or not, work closely with our young people and ensure that they are successful in all that they do. We are looking for staff who will always go the extra mile for our young people and believe that education happens both in and out of the classroom. Chelsea Academy has a strong community of collaboration and support for all our staff. We are a friendly and thriving environment to work and grow both personally and professionally. Our staff are friendly and supportive. Academy staff have access to a wide range of benefits. These include the CycleScheme, a private healthcare package, 24 hour GP service, physiotherapy and a confidential well-being support line as well as the use of a chromebook and free lunch during term time. We are a diverse inner city science specialist academy based just off the King's Road in Chelsea, convenient for Imperial Wharf (Overground and Fulham Broadway (Tube). We are co-sponsored by both the London Diocesan Board for Schools and the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea. Chelsea Academy combines traditional educational values and high academic and behaviour standards with an innovative approach to learning and teaching. The Academy's historic specialism is the sciences, and as such we have strong links with local organisations such as Imperial College, The Science Museum and Chelsea Physic Garden. As a Church of England sponsored academy we welcome staff, students and parents/carers from all faiths but expect all employees to have regard for our Christian values that are demonstrated through the taught and non-taught curriculum Please use "Quick Apply" from TES to apply for this post at . Sorry but we do not accept CVs. The deadline for applications is Wednesday 9 May 2024 at 6pm. Shortlisting will take place shortly after the advert closes with interviews scheduled for the following week. Chelsea Academy reserves the right to close the advert early if a suitable candidate is found. It will assist the shortlisting process if applicants can address directly the criteria in the person specification in their supporting statements. If you have any further questions about this post, then please feel free to contact our Registrar Jackie Colton ( or ex 146) who will be happy to help. Equal Opportunities and Safer Recruitment Chelsea Academy is an inclusive employer. We welcome applications from suitable candidates no matter their gender, race, religion, sexual orientation, or disability, however, we do expect all our staff to note and follow our Christian ethos which is outlined on our website. Please note that Chelsea Academy is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people. The successful candidate must be able to satisfy successful references, an enhanced police / Security Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check and right to work in the UK prior to starting employment with the Academy. As part of our recruitment process we will also carry out an online search for information that is publicly available online. This will include social media accounts you may hold. This will only be carried out on shortlisted candidates and before the interview . click apply for full job details
Apr 17, 2024
Full time
Chelsea Academy Lots Road, London, SW10 0AB Tel: Email: Registrar Thank you for requesting information regarding the post of Registrar at Chelsea Academy. We hope that this application pack, along with the Academy's website, gives you all of the information that you need to help you apply for a post here. Chelsea Academy is a great place to work and visitors often comment on the excellent behaviour of our students, the friendliness of our staff and the fantastic Academy building. Our aim is simple; to provide the best quality education for all the students that attend the Academy, to produce happy and employable young people and to remain one of the best schools in London. If you would like to join us on this journey, then we would love to hear from you. The Registrar is a key role that presents an exciting opportunity for a forward thinking admissions or administration professional to be part of Chelsea Academy. The Registrar will take charge of all aspects related to student enrolment and records for our Academy across the year groups. It is a responsible role which sits at the heart of the Academy's administration team, as well as providing the first point of contact for prospective students and their parents. Salary: Chelsea Academy Associate (CAA) Pay Scale CAA 31-33 pro rata (£39,940 - £40,845) term-time plus 4 weeks. (Full time salary equivalent: £42,852 - £43,822) Start: Negotiable. We aim to have the new Registrar in post by July 2024 to allow for a suitable handover period. Working hours: 8.15am to 4.00pm Monday to Friday. We welcome applications from candidates wishing to work flexibly Main duties and responsibilities: To oversee and manage the Chelsea Academy roll for Years 7-13 including pre-admission, admissions, departures and all student records, ensuring adherence to all statutory responsibilities. Admissions Manage the admissions process for entry at Year 7, Year 12 and in-year admission, including: Marketing, advertising and website content Correspondence with parents by email and telephone Liaison with primary schools Organising Open days/evenings and tours Preparing paperwork and acting as presenting officer for admission appeals Advice to the Governing Body to ensure all statutory provisions of the Admissions Code are met Clerk to the Governors' Admissions Panel Maintain waiting lists for Years 7-11 Manage Year 7 Transition, including organising offers, interviews and transition day Manage in-year admissions, including Fair Access and managed moves Departures Manage student departures including: Liaison with local authorities Providing letters and certificates to new schools Managing transfer of paper and electronic files on departure Student records Manage all student roll records to ensure that they are accurate and meet all statutory responsibilities including: Student roll records (SIMS) Paper files Termly school census Weekly report to the local authority Fortnightly report to the Leadership Team Termly applications/admissions report to the Governing Body Other data analysis and reports as necessary Correspondence with parents/other agencies as necessary Employment references for former students GDPR Manage educational record requests Assistance to the Data Protection Officer with Subject Access and Freedom of Information requests Ensure records retention meets statutory requirements. Other To contribute towards the development of the Academy's Christian ethos To support the Academy Mission Statement Meet all of the general requirements of an Associate staff member at the Academy for example being aware of all relevant policies and procedures, participation in the performance management system, raising any concerns regarding health & safety and undertaking specific training and continuing personal development. To carry out any other reasonable duties within the scope of the post as requested. Candidates for the role should demonstrate the following: Strong organisational and administrative skills and be able to deliver a high quality service to tight timescales. The ability to work with little or no supervision; Adaptability and sound judgement, along with resilience under pressure. Working effectively with others, sharing knowledge, information and advice with parents and colleagues, and treating people with sensitivity and respect. Excellent command of written and spoken English with the ability to communicate effectively across a range of audiences. Relevant experience of working in a comprehensive, urban and multicultural environment, with prior experience of safeguarding Be committed to their own professional development and learning In return Chelsea Academy staff benefit from: Positive working relationships at all levels An ambitious, dynamic and supportive Leadership Team Opportunities for professional and career development Private Medical Care Support Packages Rigorous focus on staff wellbeing Cycle Scheme Access to School Advisory Services for wellbeing Daily Staff lunch during term time Use of an Academy Chromebook (for work) Travel card loan scheme Use of Academy gym facilities Membership of the Local Government Pension Scheme. Academy Overview Our most recent Ofsted inspection in September 2023, saw us being judged strongly good in all areas. Our current SIAMS grading is outstanding. Both inspections evidence our excellent quality of education and commitment to ensure all students flourish both academically and pastorally. Recent outcomes at GCSE and A Level demonstrate strong progress for all students with the Academy's GCSE results this summer being the highest the Academy has ever achieved. However, we are much more than a successful, academically focused school. We believe in educating the whole child and our Christian values of joy, perseverance, servant leadership, charity and forgiveness underpin everything we stand for. It is important that all of our staff, whether they are teachers or not, work closely with our young people and ensure that they are successful in all that they do. We are looking for staff who will always go the extra mile for our young people and believe that education happens both in and out of the classroom. Chelsea Academy has a strong community of collaboration and support for all our staff. We are a friendly and thriving environment to work and grow both personally and professionally. Our staff are friendly and supportive. Academy staff have access to a wide range of benefits. These include the CycleScheme, a private healthcare package, 24 hour GP service, physiotherapy and a confidential well-being support line as well as the use of a chromebook and free lunch during term time. We are a diverse inner city science specialist academy based just off the King's Road in Chelsea, convenient for Imperial Wharf (Overground and Fulham Broadway (Tube). We are co-sponsored by both the London Diocesan Board for Schools and the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea. Chelsea Academy combines traditional educational values and high academic and behaviour standards with an innovative approach to learning and teaching. The Academy's historic specialism is the sciences, and as such we have strong links with local organisations such as Imperial College, The Science Museum and Chelsea Physic Garden. As a Church of England sponsored academy we welcome staff, students and parents/carers from all faiths but expect all employees to have regard for our Christian values that are demonstrated through the taught and non-taught curriculum Please use "Quick Apply" from TES to apply for this post at . Sorry but we do not accept CVs. The deadline for applications is Wednesday 9 May 2024 at 6pm. Shortlisting will take place shortly after the advert closes with interviews scheduled for the following week. Chelsea Academy reserves the right to close the advert early if a suitable candidate is found. It will assist the shortlisting process if applicants can address directly the criteria in the person specification in their supporting statements. If you have any further questions about this post, then please feel free to contact our Registrar Jackie Colton ( or ex 146) who will be happy to help. Equal Opportunities and Safer Recruitment Chelsea Academy is an inclusive employer. We welcome applications from suitable candidates no matter their gender, race, religion, sexual orientation, or disability, however, we do expect all our staff to note and follow our Christian ethos which is outlined on our website. Please note that Chelsea Academy is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people. The successful candidate must be able to satisfy successful references, an enhanced police / Security Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check and right to work in the UK prior to starting employment with the Academy. As part of our recruitment process we will also carry out an online search for information that is publicly available online. This will include social media accounts you may hold. This will only be carried out on shortlisted candidates and before the interview . click apply for full job details
Performance & Insight Service Manager Job Description Salary: £61,300 - £65,217 Hours per week: 37 hours Temporary/Fixed term: Until 31 January 2025 (Maternity cover) Interview date: To be confirmed after shortlisting Performance & Insights - Collaborating for Stronger Outcomes Embark on a pivotal role in driving transformative change as a Performance & insights Service Manager within the People Services (Children's, Education, and Adult's Performance & insights). Our teams are pivotal in developing the tools, techniques and behaviours that improve our outcomes-focused performance management culture. Our mission is to enhance organisational performance by refining data structures, fostering a positive performance culture, enhancing data collaboration and visualisation, ensuring accurate statutory reporting, and promoting strategic alignment across departments. As a key player in our mission, you will be responsible for ensuring the consistency, accessibility, and quality of performance data. Your role involves overseeing the development of business insights, addressing performance challenges with a solutions-focused mindset, and prioritising staff engagement. Recognising the interplay between system design and data quality, collaboration with the Service Manager for Systems is crucial to driving necessary changes for enhanced accuracy and reporting alignment with corporate priorities. As an inspiring leader, you'll bring substantial skills and experience in performance analytics, data management, and operational services. With expertise in overcoming challenges in ambitious data collaboration, you'll excel in forming positive working relationships and leading diverse stakeholder teams. Your proficiency will include a strong understanding of relational databases, SQL, SSRS, data governance, and relevant statutory returns (e.g., SALT, ASCOF, CIN Census, School Census). Experience in Power BI roll-out and embedding would be an advantage. Join our agile, inclusive, and values-driven council, where your contributions will be instrumental in shaping a future of excellence. Why us? Wiltshire Council is a friendly, welcoming place to work, with a 'One Council' ethos. That's why we focus on getting the things that matter to our people right. Explore more benefits here! Please download and read the role description and person specification carefully before you apply as well as Our Identity . For more details, contact Tamsin Stone, Head of Service for Performance, Outcomes & Quality Assurance (People Services), at , or contact Recruitment Specialist, Natalia Kubis at or call . This role may be subject to certain successful security checks; please see the role description for more information. We are firmly committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people and vulnerable adults and to the principles of inclusion and diversity in both employment and the delivery of services. Read our statement of commitment to equality and inclusion . Disability Confident Employer Application process Please ensure to regularly check your spam/junk folder for any communication from us regarding your application status. We wouldn't want you to miss out on any important updates or interview invitations. Thank you!
Apr 16, 2024
Full time
Performance & Insight Service Manager Job Description Salary: £61,300 - £65,217 Hours per week: 37 hours Temporary/Fixed term: Until 31 January 2025 (Maternity cover) Interview date: To be confirmed after shortlisting Performance & Insights - Collaborating for Stronger Outcomes Embark on a pivotal role in driving transformative change as a Performance & insights Service Manager within the People Services (Children's, Education, and Adult's Performance & insights). Our teams are pivotal in developing the tools, techniques and behaviours that improve our outcomes-focused performance management culture. Our mission is to enhance organisational performance by refining data structures, fostering a positive performance culture, enhancing data collaboration and visualisation, ensuring accurate statutory reporting, and promoting strategic alignment across departments. As a key player in our mission, you will be responsible for ensuring the consistency, accessibility, and quality of performance data. Your role involves overseeing the development of business insights, addressing performance challenges with a solutions-focused mindset, and prioritising staff engagement. Recognising the interplay between system design and data quality, collaboration with the Service Manager for Systems is crucial to driving necessary changes for enhanced accuracy and reporting alignment with corporate priorities. As an inspiring leader, you'll bring substantial skills and experience in performance analytics, data management, and operational services. With expertise in overcoming challenges in ambitious data collaboration, you'll excel in forming positive working relationships and leading diverse stakeholder teams. Your proficiency will include a strong understanding of relational databases, SQL, SSRS, data governance, and relevant statutory returns (e.g., SALT, ASCOF, CIN Census, School Census). Experience in Power BI roll-out and embedding would be an advantage. Join our agile, inclusive, and values-driven council, where your contributions will be instrumental in shaping a future of excellence. Why us? Wiltshire Council is a friendly, welcoming place to work, with a 'One Council' ethos. That's why we focus on getting the things that matter to our people right. Explore more benefits here! Please download and read the role description and person specification carefully before you apply as well as Our Identity . For more details, contact Tamsin Stone, Head of Service for Performance, Outcomes & Quality Assurance (People Services), at , or contact Recruitment Specialist, Natalia Kubis at or call . This role may be subject to certain successful security checks; please see the role description for more information. We are firmly committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people and vulnerable adults and to the principles of inclusion and diversity in both employment and the delivery of services. Read our statement of commitment to equality and inclusion . Disability Confident Employer Application process Please ensure to regularly check your spam/junk folder for any communication from us regarding your application status. We wouldn't want you to miss out on any important updates or interview invitations. Thank you!
Office for National Statistics - Census
Tavistock, Devon
Census officers Contract duration 1 st intake; 1 March to 29 April 2021 2 nd intake; 16 March to 29 April 2021 3 rd intake; 23 March to 29 April 2021 Hours 1 st intake; 37 hours per week 2 nd intake; 15, 25 or 37 hours per week 3 rd intake; 15 or 37 hours per week Salary dependent on location Band 1 - £14.61 Band 2 - £12.64 Band 3 - £11.22 Flexible working hours within these times: Monday to Saturday: 9am - 8pm Sundays and bank holidays: 10am - 4pm 60% of your hours must be between: Monday to Friday: 4pm - 8pm Saturday: 9am - 8 pm Sunday: 10am - 4pm Persuasive people make the census The census is a survey of the entire population of England and Wales that happens every 10 years. It's run by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) and gives us a picture of all the people and households in England and Wales. The information we collect is used to make decisions that affect everyone - things like how many schools, surgeries and hospitals we need. To make the census a success, we need a team of active, confident officers who can encourage people to complete the Census 2021 online questionnaire. The role In this important, temporary role, you will be given a daily workload of are yet to complete a census questionnaire. You will visit the addresses and help householders complete their questionnaire - either yourself or by referring them to available support. This will usually happen on their doorstep, but you might also occasionally support your colleagues at community completion events. Although you will work independently, you will be in a team, with a team leader who will help you settle in. You can fit your hours around other commitments, as long as you work within the hours specified. About you We're looking for motivated individuals who can maintain accurate, timely records and keep the public's information safe. You will need plenty of resilience because you will be knocking on doors and meeting people from all walks of life. Some residents will have objections to filling in the questionnaire, and you will need to be confident, encouraging and engaging to help them overcome these barriers. You will also have excellent customer service skills, be at ease using smartphones and apps, and be able to stay professional and calm in challenging situations. You must be prepared to travel in this role, although the distance will vary depending on where you work. You might need a current, full UK driving licence and use of a motor vehicle that's insured for business use. We will pay travel expenses for this. For roles in Wales, knowledge of Welsh would be an advantage. To be considered for the role, you must be available for intake 1 from 1 March 2020 to 29 April 2021, for intake 2 from 16 March to 29 th April 2021 and for intake 3 from 23 March to 29 April 2021 inclusive. People make the census. If you're looking for temporary work, and you're interested in making Census 2021 a success for everyone, apply for a census officer role We can only employ you if you are eligible to work for the Civil Service. Find out more about the Civil Service nationality rules . COVID-19 Your health, and that of our field staff, is very important to us. We'll be following the government's safety guidelines about the coronavirus (COVID-19). Appropriate PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) will be provided to all staff. Social distancing will be maintained throughout the operation.
Jan 21, 2021
Full time
Census officers Contract duration 1 st intake; 1 March to 29 April 2021 2 nd intake; 16 March to 29 April 2021 3 rd intake; 23 March to 29 April 2021 Hours 1 st intake; 37 hours per week 2 nd intake; 15, 25 or 37 hours per week 3 rd intake; 15 or 37 hours per week Salary dependent on location Band 1 - £14.61 Band 2 - £12.64 Band 3 - £11.22 Flexible working hours within these times: Monday to Saturday: 9am - 8pm Sundays and bank holidays: 10am - 4pm 60% of your hours must be between: Monday to Friday: 4pm - 8pm Saturday: 9am - 8 pm Sunday: 10am - 4pm Persuasive people make the census The census is a survey of the entire population of England and Wales that happens every 10 years. It's run by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) and gives us a picture of all the people and households in England and Wales. The information we collect is used to make decisions that affect everyone - things like how many schools, surgeries and hospitals we need. To make the census a success, we need a team of active, confident officers who can encourage people to complete the Census 2021 online questionnaire. The role In this important, temporary role, you will be given a daily workload of are yet to complete a census questionnaire. You will visit the addresses and help householders complete their questionnaire - either yourself or by referring them to available support. This will usually happen on their doorstep, but you might also occasionally support your colleagues at community completion events. Although you will work independently, you will be in a team, with a team leader who will help you settle in. You can fit your hours around other commitments, as long as you work within the hours specified. About you We're looking for motivated individuals who can maintain accurate, timely records and keep the public's information safe. You will need plenty of resilience because you will be knocking on doors and meeting people from all walks of life. Some residents will have objections to filling in the questionnaire, and you will need to be confident, encouraging and engaging to help them overcome these barriers. You will also have excellent customer service skills, be at ease using smartphones and apps, and be able to stay professional and calm in challenging situations. You must be prepared to travel in this role, although the distance will vary depending on where you work. You might need a current, full UK driving licence and use of a motor vehicle that's insured for business use. We will pay travel expenses for this. For roles in Wales, knowledge of Welsh would be an advantage. To be considered for the role, you must be available for intake 1 from 1 March 2020 to 29 April 2021, for intake 2 from 16 March to 29 th April 2021 and for intake 3 from 23 March to 29 April 2021 inclusive. People make the census. If you're looking for temporary work, and you're interested in making Census 2021 a success for everyone, apply for a census officer role We can only employ you if you are eligible to work for the Civil Service. Find out more about the Civil Service nationality rules . COVID-19 Your health, and that of our field staff, is very important to us. We'll be following the government's safety guidelines about the coronavirus (COVID-19). Appropriate PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) will be provided to all staff. Social distancing will be maintained throughout the operation.