FAQs
What type of support does the Apprenticeship and Widening Participation Administrator provide?
The administrator provides administrative support to the Apprenticeship and Widening Participation Team, including maintaining records, processing applications, and liaising with learning providers.
What kind of experience is required for this position?
Candidates should have experience in a variety of administrative skills such as processing and monitoring applications, updating databases, producing meeting documents, and handling general inquiries.
Are strong communication skills important for this role?
Yes, strong communication skills are essential for effectively interacting with staff at all levels across the Trust, as well as with the general public, outside agencies, and stakeholders.
Will the administrator be responsible for managing social media and intranet content?
Yes, the administrator is expected to create and maintain intranet pages and engage in social media promotion.
Is this position open to individuals from under-represented groups?
Yes, the Trust welcomes applications from people in all under-represented groups and is committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.
What kind of records will the administrator manage?
The administrator will manage records for apprenticeship activity, including enrolments, completions, and withdrawals.
Who will the administrator act as a point of contact for?
The administrator will act as a point of contact for staff and external agencies regarding apprenticeships and access to NHS careers.
What is the main focus of the Trust’s mission?
The Trust's mission is to provide outstanding care for people in ways that matter to them, with a focus on improving the well-being of communities.
Will the administrator need to produce promotional materials?
Yes, the administrator will be responsible for producing promotional materials for events, social media, and intranet pages.
What is expected in terms of monitoring work and progress?
The administrator will have day-to-day responsibility for their own portfolio, including monitoring their work and progress.