MIS Funding and Data Manager

Beverley

11 months ago

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Are you an experienced data professional with a passion for accuracy, compliance, and process improvement? Do you have a strong understanding of FE and HE funding regulations and the leadership skills to drive an effective MIS team? If so, we have the perfect opportunity for you!

We are working with a college in Beverley who are looking for an MIS Funding and Data Manager.

As an MIS Data and Funding Manager, you’ll play a vital role in ensuring the College’s data management systems are robust, accurate, and compliant. You’ll lead a dedicated team, oversee funding returns, and ensure the smooth operation of student data processes. From ILR submissions to student loan administration, you’ll be at the heart of data integrity, helping to support informed decision-making across the College.

As the MIS Funding and Data Manager, you will lead and manage the MIS team, fostering a culture of excellence and continuous improvement.

Responsibilities include:

-ensuring compliance with Further Education (FE) and Higher Education (HE) funding regulations by collaborating with internal teams and external bodies.

-You will oversee the generation and validation of Individualised Learner Records (ILR), optimising funding opportunities and maintaining audit readiness.

-Additionally, you will manage course file records and student placements to align with funding and regulatory requirements, administer student loans with accurate reporting to funding agencies, support the college's enrollment process by ensuring efficient data collection and processing, and provide insightful data analysis to inform strategic decision-making.

This is a fantastic opportunity for a detail-driven individual to make a real impact in a forward-thinking institution.

If you’re ready to take on this exciting challenge, please apply below.

Please call if you would like further information on (phone number removed).

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