Music Service District Support Assistant (Tendring)
Permanent, Part Time
£22,361 per annum pro rata
Location: Tendring
Working Style: Operational field-based worker
Please note this is a part time position working 7 hours per week on Saturdays during term time (30 specified weeks per year).
The successful candidate will be expected to be on site at Manningtree High School for 5 hours on Saturday mornings with the remaining 2 hours completed remotely during the week.
Essex County Council (ECC) operates one of the largest Music Education Hubs in the UK through a grant from Arts Council England and has undergone significant transformational change recently to broaden and improve its offer to the young people of Essex.
Music Service Clerical Assistants will be expected to work closely with the District Lead to understand the requirements of the community provision, and actively engage with and support young people and members of the public who attend sessions to ensure the smooth running of the community provision.
Accountabilities
- To act as a first point of contact for students, parents and tutors at the Music School during Music School hours, answering queries, such as those relating to timetables, rooms, fees etc.
- To provide timely response to email communications from parents and wider stakeholders regarding the community provision.
- To oversee the delivery of weekly music sessions within the community.
- To work with the District Lead Tutors and support the promotion of all community provision within the district.
- To make use of the administration package 'Speedadmin' to ensure accuracy in timetables, and to undertake any setting up of blended learning through online delivery within their district area.
- To work with venue staff in the locations where work is delivered and ensure positive relationships are maintained.
- To support parents sign up for the wider service delivery, and to access the instrumental discount that we offer.
- To assist with any exams, concerts or external performances that may be occurring within their delegated district.
Skills, Knowledge and Experience
- Educated to RFQ Level 2 or equivalent by experience.
- Clear interpersonal and communication skills.
- Experience of delivering a high quality, customer focused service.
- Ability to work without assistance to complete tasks.
- Experience with working with different software packages.
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What you should do next
If you are interested in finding out more about this role, we would love to hear from you. Please apply via the Working for Essex website.
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