Academic Partnership Officer

Job Description Company: Elizabeth School of LondonPosition: Academic Partnership OfficerLocation: ON-SITE, Leeds campus, UKEmployment Type: Full-Time, Monday to Friday, 9am-5pmSalary: 28,000 Per AnnumJob OverviewThe Academic Partnership Officer is responsible for helping to develop, manage, and nurture the Elizabeth School of Londons (ESLs) university partnerships, ensuring that strategic processes are well supported and maintained. The Academic Partnership Officer is also responsible for ensuring that communication between ESL and university partners is consistent and fluid.You will be joining a team of Academic Partnership Officers, each with a distinct focus, some on the academic aspects and others on partnership management. This role will predominantly concentrate on academic administrative work, mainly by providing support to Academic Managers to facilitate the smooth running of ESLs academic programmes. This includes, but is not limited to, managing complex data in spreadsheets, editing handbooks and resource documents, organising and attending meetings, taking minutes, and communicating with external and internal members of staff.The ideal candidate has good interpersonal skills, is well organised, and can manage competing priorities under pressure while completing work to a high standard of accuracy.Key ResponsibilitiesDuties will vary, but the core responsibilities may include:Creating diagrams and trackers, taking minutes, and writing/editing handbooks and resource documents as required.Working independently to organise activities and events (plus schedules, diaries, meeting arrangements, etc.) while prioritising among sometimes-conflicting needs from different stakeholders.Liaising and clearly communicating with different members of staff and students to provide administrative assistance required by Academic Managers.Working closely with the Academic Managers to have a broad view of our employment lifecycle to assist with staff approvals.Working at a highly competent level with the Microsoft Office suite, especially Word, Excel, and Outlook.Cross-checking student grades and inputting information into university systems such as SITS/Turnitin.Support Academic Staff and facilitate communication with a range of stakeholders with whom the Academic Managers are working, including students.Using excellent administrative and organisational skills and a good attention to detail.Organising and working well and patiently under pressure and prioritising a busy workload within a fast-paced environment.Providing support for Department Leads and the Head of the DepartmentCreating VLE content such as exams and quizzes on behalf of module leadersAssisting with organising academic misconduct meetings and student resitssAssisting with suspected cases of academic misconduct by collating information and collecting evidence for student academic misconduct panelsEducation and QualificationsEssential:Command of written and spoken English at native level or equivalent (e.g., IELTS Band 8)A degree-level qualification in a relevant subject areaAt least 1 year of experience in an administrative and/or customer-facing roleExcellent IT skills, including in Microsoft Office, especially Excel, Outlook, and WordEvidenced ability to work unsupervised, using own initiative, and ability to work under pressure. Evidence of teamwork and interpersonal and creative problem-solving skillsDesirable:Masters degree in a relevant subject areaExperience in administrative work at a higher education institution in the UKExperience using platforms such as SITS, Turnitin, Blackboard, MoodleBenefitsAnnual leave (7.2 weeks)Workplace pension scheme.Company Sick Policy.Statutory maternity/paternity pays.Career development opportunitiesTraining and self-development opportunities.Gym membership discountsRetail discount schemesCinema discountsGrocery discountsCycle to workInvesting and savings opportunitiesFinancial wellbeing personal debt advise.Financial wellbeing educationMy Mind Pal (mental fitness)

Created: 2026-03-07