College Administrative Services Sample Clauses

College Administrative Services.  Filing as directed, opening and distributing mail.  Operating routine office equipment, at a basic level, such as a computer, photocopier, scanner, facsimile, binding machine, guillotine, calculator, laminator, etc.  Answer telephone and take messages for others.  Operating a computer using applications at an introductory level.  Basic receptionist duties.  Assist with stocktaking.  Assist with management of material and equipment. Job Title: Office Assistant Level 1
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College Administrative Services.  Operate telephone system at a basic level.  Data entry and basic word processing, including updating records in database and retrieval using standard reports.  Perform stocktakes where basic technical knowledge or expertise is required.  Respond to enquiries, take messages or refer them to staff in accordance with set procedures. Job Title: Office Assistant Level 2
College Administrative Services. Carry out a wide range of secretarial and clerical duties at an intermediate level, including word processing, maintaining email and computerized records, shorthand, filing to office policy, maintaining record and record systems. • Use an ‘office suite’ and other applications at an intermediate level, including student reporting systems for external agencies. • Provide administrative support to College Executive including diary systems, itineraries, appointments, routine correspondence, travel and accommodation bookings. • Provide meeting support including prepare agendas from material provided, assemble documentation and distribute minutes. • Mass production of printed material and documents including copy, collating, stapling, binding, folding and cutting. • Operate office equipment at an intermediate level including computer, telephone system, photocopier, printer, facsimile, binding and scanner. • College reception duties and referring inquiries to staff. Job Title: Office Assistant Level 3
College Administrative Services. Design promotional, advertising and marketing materials at an advanced level. • Provide advice to others requiring knowledge of policies or the interpretation of rules or regulations. • Contribute to College Executive with the development of policies and procedures. • Supervise the operation of the College’s processes and activities in relation to student enrolment, including learning support, supervision, family liaison and basic pastoral support. • Prepare correspondence which is complex, original and which initiates or responds to new cases or situations. Job Title: Assistant Office Manager
College Administrative Services. Operating and being responsible for a structurally and/or operationally defined section. • Providing professional advice to students and employees on the employee’s area of expertise. • Responsibility for professional development of other employees. • Contributing to operational and strategic planning in the area of responsibility. Job Title: Assistant Office Manager Level 2
College Administrative Services. Preparing advice, reports, proposals or submissions, using a high level of expertise, for the College Executive, the Tiwi Education Board and/or outside bodies. • Preparing government and statutory authority returns for authorization. • Manage student enrolments and related data. • Oversee administration of flights to Pickertaramoor related to College operations. • Liaise with the Business Manager regarding matters pertaining to College operations. • Oversee and record use of College vehicles. • Manage staff timesheet procedures. Job Title: Office Manager

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