Student Wellbeing Executive Assistant - Frontline Support
Heriot-Watt University
City of Edinburgh
On-site
GBP 25,000 - 32,000
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
28 days annual leave, increasing to 33 after 5 years
9 buildings closed days
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Job summary
A prestigious educational institution in Scotland is seeking a Student Wellbeing Executive Assistant to deliver frontline support to students with disabilities. The role involves providing exceptional customer service, handling administrative tasks, and assisting in academic access for students. Qualified candidates should have excellent communication skills and a strong background in frontline services. This is a full-time position offering numerous rewards, including generous annual leave. Apply through the university's recruitment system by January 6, 2026.
Qualifications
Experience in providing advice, information, and guidance on various issues.
Experience in working in front line services, assessing appropriate responses.
Experience in handling large volumes of data and administrative tasks.
Responsibilities
Provide high level customer service and frontline advice at the Student Wellbeing Centre.
Carry out financial processes such as raising invoices and processing payments.
Contact new students with disabilities and arrange appropriate appointments.
Log all student contacts and ensure quick turnaround for an excellent experience.
Skills
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
Frontline customer service experience
Ability to handle confidential information
IT proficiency including Microsoft Office
Skills in handling distressed customers
Education
Good educational standard with excellent spoken and written English
Tools
Microsoft Office
Finance systems
Job description
A prestigious educational institution in Scotland is seeking a Student Wellbeing Executive Assistant to deliver frontline support to students with disabilities. The role involves providing exceptional customer service, handling administrative tasks, and assisting in academic access for students. Qualified candidates should have excellent communication skills and a strong background in frontline services. This is a full-time position offering numerous rewards, including generous annual leave. Apply through the university's recruitment system by January 6, 2026.