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Funding Administrator

Full-time
Arnold Clark
£25,500–£27,000 per year
Glasgow

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We’re recruiting for an organised Funding Administrator to join our GTG Training team in Glasgow.

Benefits

  • 33 days’ annual leave
  • Flexible leave
  • Generous employee discounts
  • Private healthcare
  • Workplace pension
  • …and much more

Working Hours

Full time: Monday - Friday 8.30am - 5pm

About the Role

Our funding administrators are responsible for ensuring that we’re compliant with all relevant guidelines for our government-funded training.

This is an administrative role that will be a fantastic fit for someone with meticulous attention to detail and strong organisational skills.

Responsibilities

  • Processing Modern Apprenticeship start paperwork
  • Registering candidates with awarding bodies and sector skills councils
  • Dealing with day-to-day queries from the GTG assessment and training team
  • Handling all payment paperwork for funded programmes
  • Certificating candidates for completed qualifications with awarding bodies
  • Contacting candidates and employers to confirm accurate information

Requirements

  • A high level of accuracy and the ability to multi-task
  • Experience of using the Microsoft Office suite
  • The ability to work as part of a team
  • Previous experience of data processing

Nice to have (but not essential)

  • Knowledge of funded training in both Scotland and England
  • Experience of using the Maytas learner management system
  • An understanding of ESFA funding and using FIPS systems
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