HR Admin Assistant 6-Months FTC (Open to 2023 BCU Graduates ONLY (Academic Year 2022/23) - Grow Your Own Graduate Programme

Birmingham City University

Sep 13, 2023

Applications are closed

Job
Full-time
Entry Level
People, HR & Administration
£22.1K - £23.1K
Birmingham

Requirements

Recently achieved a degree from BCU (Graduate 2023)
An understanding of what good customer service looks like and a positive 'can-do' attitude
IT skills including familiarity with Microsoft Office
Good written and verbal communication skills
Able to demonstrate an organised approach to work and the ability to prioritise different tasks
Ability and aptitude to learn new skills quickly
Good attention to detail and accuracy

Responsibilities

The HR Administrator Assistant will be required to:
Prepare agendas and papers for meetings
Take notes or minutes of meetings; record, compile transcribe and distribute minutes, action points or other notes.
Maintain electronic and hard copy records and filing systems and retrieve documents and information as needed.
Co-ordinate and maintain records, including inputting data using a variety of different software such as spreadsheets and databases.

Birmingham City University

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Mission & Purpose

Birmingham City University is dedicated to transforming the prospects of our learners, inspiring them to become makers and doers. We are an integral part of the city in which we are based, with courses shaped by the needs of industry and partnerships with some of the country's leading employers. The University focuses on practice-led, knowledge-based learning, providing access to cutting-edge facilities and real-world experience. We benefit from around 50 professional accreditations and have a well-established reputation for delivering in-company training and development programmes. Our teaching staff come from and maintain their links with industry, ensuring you are given an insight into the latest thinking. We are constantly looking for new ways to enhance the learning experience, with inspiring visiting lecturers and learning environments that are designed to replicate the workplaces you aim to enter. We even give you the chance to gain work experience in real roles around the University, through our student employment scheme. The work undertaken by our research staff and research students is not only enriching our courses, it is literally shaping the world. In the Research Excellence Framework 2014, which measures universities’ research performance, 90% of Birmingham City University’s total submission was judged to have delivered ‘outstanding’ or ‘very considerable’ impact externally. We have been pioneering vocational education in the city since 1843, through a series of predecessor institutions. Having achieved University status in 1992, we changed our name to Birmingham City University in 2007, reflecting our commitment to, and pride in, our home city.