Receptionist – Wolverhampton Modern Academy Trust (ASAP)
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Job Location:
Wolverhampton - UK
Monthly Salary:
Not Disclosed
Posted on:
7 hours ago
Vacancies:
1 Vacancy
Job Summary
We are working with a forward-thinking academy in Wolverhampton seeking a proactive School Receptionist. This school boasts state-of-the-art facilities and a vibrant atmosphere where every visitor is given a professional welcome.
The School & Staff Culture This school prides itself on a culture of industry and innovation. As a member of the reception team you will be welcomed into a fast-paced collaborative office that functions with high levels of efficiency. The leadership team understands the moving parts of a large academy and ensures you are fully supported with a dedicated professional development pathway.
The Role & Responsibilities Supporting the School Business Manager you will handle the vital day-to-day interactions that make the school a professional environment.
Public Relations: Serving as the professional voice of the school managing all incoming calls and face-to-face enquiries.
Event Coordination: Assisting with the logistics and reception-side management of Open Evenings and Parents Evenings.
Database Management: Maintaining the accuracy of the schools central database ensuring all contact information is GDPR compliant.
Security Oversight: Monitoring the schools electronic gate system and ensuring all visitors follow strict safeguarding entry procedures.
Salary & Contract Details
Salary Range: 13.00 15.00 per hour
Contract: Part-time (12:30 16:30) Temporary ASAP Start
Key Skills
- Multi-line Phone Systems
- Customer Service
- Computer Skills
- QuickBooks
- Medical office experience
- Office Experience
- 10 Key Calculator
- Dental Office Experience
- Front Desk
- Administrative Experience
- Medical Receptionist
- Phone Etiquette
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