Service Administrator - New
Experienced Service Admin skilled in coordination, client support, and process improvement. Reliable, organized, and dedicated to ensuring smooth operations and excellent service delivery.
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CLOSING DATE: Wednesday 28th May 2025
Job Title: Service Administrator
Salary: Scale 4, Point 23, £24,570, per annum, pro rata
Hours of work: Full Time (37.5 hours per week)
12 Month Fixed Term Contract
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
- To answer the telephone and respond to requests and/or take messages.
- To assist with “Youth Line” enquiries/initial information and sign post to
relevant department. - To assist and support in the preparation of grants and bids, along with the
presentation and submission of applications. - To compile and produce statistical data, returns and information for
internal and external audiences. - To efficiently utilise a variety of software packages (including Microsoft
office) in order to provide the highest quality reports to the Service
Manager, Team Leader and the Performance Hub. - To provide support in the preparation of standard reports to committees.
- To administer meetings, including the preparation of agenda and papers
and to take minutes of the meetings. - To organize events such as briefings on request, which includes venue
arrangements, setting up venue, hosting, invitations, organisation and
preparation of all catering requirements, welcoming all attendees and also
any presentations required. - To provide secretarial support to the Service Manager and the Team Leader
including maintaining a diary and booked appointments. - To carry out audit checks on relevant stationary and equipment in order to
maintain an appropriate amount of stock. - Dealing with customer feedback, including receiving and providing
feedback forms, recording the data and compiling reports monthly. - Complete incident/accident reports.
Set up and maintain filing and archiving systems as appropriate to keep all
paperwork up to date. - Collate and record information for the team when required
- Assist with the rota, initial information for the IAG team.
- Administer day savers and food bank vouchers, keeping a record in order to
be able to provide reports. - Administer and keep record of petty cash
QUALIFICATION
Essential
GCSE English & Maths – Grade C and above or equivalent
Desirable
Diploma in Business Administration (or equivalent)
ROLE EXPERIENCE
Essential
- Experience in working to deadlines
- Office experience
- Experience of managing and analysing complex project statistical data
KNOWLEDGE
Essential
- Knowledge of and commitment to equal opportunities and anti-discriminatory practice.
Desirable
- Knowledge of local authority and government funding
- Knowledge based around young people and homelessness in Birmingham.
- Housing benefit/rent system knowledge
SKILLS
- Computer proficiency in Office and Outlook, including Word, PowerPoint, Excel and Database
- Legible handwriting
- Professional manner
- Ability to keep accurate records
- Ability to communicate both verbally and non-verbally
- Ability to work both alone and in a team
- Ability to write and create reports
MOTOVATION
- Commitment to task
- Commitment to ideas of the organisation
- Self-Reliance
- Demonstrates a great positive attitude
- Shows consistent integrity, trust and fairness and embraces equality and diversity
- Delivers time after time
- Makes a difference every day
- Used good judgement and initiative to find solutions
- Committed to learning and being the best
- Locations
- Coventry
Coventry
Our Mission & Vision
Our Mission
St Basils works with young people to:
- Enable them to find and keep a home
- Develop their confidence, skills and opportunities
- Prevent youth homelessness
Our Vision
Our vision for all young people is that:
- Homelessness is not part of their experience of growing up
- There are integrated education, employment and housing pathways
- They are able to access the support and development opportunities they need to secure their futures and realise their potential
Our vision for St Basils is that:
By 2027 we will continue to be the leading provider of accommodation, support and psychologically informed services for young people across the West Midlands.
- Our service developments will include:
- Increasing our bed spaces outside Birmingham and growing our services in new areas
- a nationally renowned centre of excellence for young people with complex needs
- extending our service offer to Care Leavers
- additional Live and Work schemes for young people engaged in education, training and work
- We are the national lead for:
- Psychologically informed consultancy, training and reflective practice services
- Youth Voice engagement and support
About St Basils
From 2023 - 2024
3,718 young people received advice and support
1,616 young people were supported by us during the year
1,034 young people lived in our 40+ accommodation schemes
Up to 590 young people lived with us every night
87% of young people moved on from St Basils in a planned, positive way
Service Administrator - New
Experienced Service Admin skilled in coordination, client support, and process improvement. Reliable, organized, and dedicated to ensuring smooth operations and excellent service delivery.
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