Senior Finance Officer – Outstanding School – Manchester
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Job Location:
Manchester - UK
Monthly Salary:
Not Disclosed
Posted on:
2 hours ago
Vacancies:
1 Vacancy
Job Summary
- Senior Finance Officer required January 2026
- Large mixed secondary school based in Manchester
- Senior Finance Officer to oversee daily finance operations reporting and compliance
Our Client seeks a Senior Finance Officer to take responsibility for key financial processes including budget monitoring reconciliations financial reporting supporting audits and ensuring that regulatory requirements are met. This role supports the Finance Manager and plays a strategic part in the schools financial planning.
School Information
This 1118 school educates approximately 1450 pupils and is known for its outstanding Ofsted rating exceptional student outcomes and highly effective operational systems. The finance team is organised professional and valued by leadership. Staff work with advanced financial software and well-maintained documentation ensuring efficient and accurate financial practice.
Teachers and support staff consistently describe the school as respectful well-structured and ambitious. Leadership recognises the importance of high-quality finance staff and invests heavily in training workload management and career progression. Staff wellbeing is a priority and the professional environment encourages long-term stability and development.
Salary
Paid to senior support staff scale
Application
Please forward a CV for consideration.
Key Skills
- Accounting Software
- Time Management
- Accounts Administration
- Accounts Receivable
- Accounts Reconciliation
- Administrative Skill
- Leadership skills
- Accounting & Finance
- Accounts Management
- Communication
- Analysis Skills
- Relationship Management
- Team Player Spirit
- Budgeting Skills
- Accounts Payable
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