Business Manager role in Wandsworth (Inner London) Permanent
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Job Summary
We are seeking an ambitious School Business Manager for an Outstanding secondary school in Wandsworth. This is a strategic leadership role responsible for the schools financial health and operational excellence. We are looking for a professional with a pioneering spirit who can ensure that resources are maximized within an academic and aspirational learning community.
About the School This school is a fantastic place to work featuring a state-of-the-art building and a scholarly atmosphere. It provides a well-ordered workplace where pupils treat others as equals and very little learning time is lost to poor behaviour. The leadership team is deeply supportive and values professional excellence at all levels.
Responsibilities
Lead on strategic financial planning including multi-year budget setting
Oversee the schools site management health & safety and capital projects
Manage the administrative HR and catering functions of the school
Act as a key advisor to the Headteacher and Governors on all business matters
Qualifications and Experience
DSBM/CSBM qualification or a degree in Business/Finance is highly desirable
Proven experience in a senior operational or financial role
Must have the right to work in the UK
Salary and Benefits
Salary Range:
Full-time permanent position with a dedicated focus on staff wellbeing
Access to a technology-rich workspace and modern facilities
How to Apply If you are a business professional ready to join an outstanding school submit your CV now!
Key Skills
- Business Development
- Sales Experience
- Management Experience
- Microsoft Outlook
- QuickBooks
- Lawson
- Banking
- Business Management
- Conflict Management
- Strategic Planning
- Leadership Experience
- negotiation
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