Administrative Officer – Ysgol T. Llew Jones Primary School

Cyngor Sir Ceredigion County Council; Wales; On-site; GBP 25,000 - 30,000; Full time

Job summary

A local council is seeking an Administrative Officer to support schools in delivering high-quality education. The role requires fluency in both English and Welsh, and focuses on helping students with additional learning needs and contributing to educational governance. Successful candidates will engage in various educational support functions while working within a culture-focused environment.

Benefits

Work-life balance

Generous employer pension scheme

Learning and development

Qualifications

• Ability to converse in both English and Welsh.
• Experience in educational settings or support roles.

Responsibilities

• Support schools in delivering first-class education.
• Provide support for pupils with additional learning needs.
• Assist in educational governance and policy support.

Skills

Bilingual (English and Welsh)

Communication

Support and Challenge

Teaching and Learning

Job description

We operate a bilingual policy. All applicants are invited to apply in Welsh, any application submitted in Welsh will not be treated less favourably than an application made in English.

Administrative Officer – Ysgol T. Llew Jones Primary School

The following is an advert for a position where the ability to converse through the medium of English and Welsh is essential.

What we offer

Work-life balance

Lifestyle savings scheme

Generous employer pension scheme

Cycle to work scheme

Learning and development

Where you\'ll work

Schools and Culture

We offer appropriate challenge and support to our schools, to help them deliver first class education to all pupils, across the age and ability range. Our primary functions are as follows:

• School Improvement: Leadership; Support and Challenge, Teaching and Learning; Digital Literacy; Literacy and Numeracy; Welsh in Education
• Additional Learning Needs: Provision for pupils with Additional Learning Needs, Inclusion; Attendance; Educational Psychology
• Pupil Wellbeing:Counselling; Welfare; Anti-Bullying, Pupil Voice
• Education Governance: Data ; Governor Support, Policy support
• School Admissions
• Culture: Music Service; Cered; Felinfach Theatre; Museum
• Infrastructure and Resources: Planning School Places; Modernisation and Twenty First Century Schools Programme; Buildings; Grants
• Catering: Day Centres; Primary Schools; Residential homes.
• Childcare Unit: Childcare Sufficiency Assessment; Childcare & Play Grant; Childcare Offer; Out of School (After School Clubs and Holiday Playschemes); Day Nursery, Cylch/Playgroup & Childminder business support and staff training

Llandysul Historically, Llandysul was the hub of the Welsh woollen industry where thousands of people were employed in the water driven mills during the industrial revolution.

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