Admin Apprentice — Developer Contributions Team (Hybrid)

Lewisham Council; Greater London; Hybrid; GBP 24,000 - 30,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Accredited qualification

Holiday allowance

LG Pension scheme

Flexible working

Season ticket and bicycle loans

Staff discounts

Staff networks

Job summary

Lewisham Council is offering a Business Administration Apprentice role in the Developer Contributions Team within the Planning Department. You will start with office and administration duties in the Business Administration Team and then move into the DCT, gaining valuable planning and data management experience.

Hybrid working from Laurence House, Catford, with training, accreditation, and the chance to progress into other planning roles while studying for a Business Administration qualification.

Qualifications

• GCSE English and Maths grade C/4 or above.
• Strong numeracy and IT skills with the ability to learn.
• Willingness to work in a hybrid office/home environment.

Responsibilities

• Electronic filing, scanning, collating, uploading, organizing and indexing documents.
• Generate correspondence / print and email letters / postal notifications.
• Entering data on to the Council’s systems and providing receipts.
• Use of Excel spreadsheets including entering information and checking data.
• Learn and use IT systems and document management systems.
• Assist senior officers with reports/presentations and prepare documents.
• Provide excellent customer service to stakeholders.
• Attend meetings and organise meetings for senior team members.

Skills

Maths

IT skills

Organised

Teamwork

Education

GCSE English

GCSE Maths

Tools

Excel

IT systems

Job description

Lewisham Council is offering a Business Administration Apprentice role in the Developer Contributions Team within the Planning Department. You will start with office and administration duties in the Business Administration Team and then move into the DCT, gaining valuable planning and data management experience.

Hybrid working from Laurence House, Catford, with training, accreditation, and the chance to progress into other planning roles while studying for a Business Administration qualification.