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Ministry of Justice in Lichfield is seeking a Business Administrator - ID & Banking to support prisoners with identification and banking services. The role offers Skilled Worker visa sponsorship for foreign applicants and a pro-rata salary of £29,107 - £30,648, with flexible and hybrid working options.
The position involves assessing eligibility for right-to-work IDs, maintaining records, and guiding applicants through application processes, while coordinating with internal units and external
Licensed visa sponsor — Ministry of Justice is on the Home Office register of licensed worker sponsors (Skilled Worker), so it can sponsor a work visa. This particular advert does not mention sponsorship, so confirm with the employer before you apply. Applicants from Nigeria and elsewhere, in the UK or overseas, may apply. Check any employer on our sponsor list
Embark on a fulfilling career as a Business Administrator - ID & Banking with the Ministry of Justice in Lichfield, a vital support role within the UK's public sector. This position is ideal for Nigerian and African immigrants seeking to build a career in the UK, as skilled worker visa sponsorship is openly available for foreign applicants. Offering a salary of £29,107 - £30,648 (pro-rata) and flexible working options, this role provides an excellent opportunity to contribute to essential public services while establishing your life in the UK.
As a Business Administrator in ID & Banking, you will play a crucial role in supporting prisoners with essential services related to identification and banking. Your responsibilities will include assessing the needs and eligibility of prisoners for right-to-work ID and basic bank accounts, maintaining meticulous records, and guiding them through the application processes of the HMPPS Programmes.
You will act as a single point of contact, managing enquiries and liaising with both internal and external partners, including the Offender Management Unit and the Department of Work and Pensions. Additionally, you will support the collation of resettlement documentation, assist with administrative preparations for release, and proactively promote Employment Hub initiatives within the prison, contributing significantly to the resettlement journey of individuals.
Visa sponsorship is available for this Business Administrator role under the Skilled Worker (Tier 2) route. Foreign applicants, including those currently residing outside the UK, are openly invited to apply. If you are uncertain about your eligibility or current right-to-work status, it is advisable to consult UK government guidelines on skilled worker visas before applying, and be transparent about your status in your application.