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Management Information Systems and Examinations Officer

Slough
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Management Information Systems and Examinations Officer

Location: Slough Borough Council
Contract Type: Temporary (Initially 3 months)
Working Hours: 37 hours per week
Pay Rate: £26 per hour (umbrella) (£20 PAYE an hour)

About the Role Slough Borough Council is seeking a highly organised and detail-focused Management Information Systems and Examinations Officer to support our education and learning services. This is an exciting opportunity to make a meaningful impact by ensuring robust data management and exam coordination to the highest standards.

Key Responsibilities:
Data Management: Oversee all aspects of the service’s management information systems (MIS), ensuring the accuracy and quality of data entry and integrity across all platforms, including data submitted by partners.
Reporting: Produce a broad range of analytical reports for internal use and statutory reporting to external bodies on a timely basis.
Database Oversight: Manage and maintain complex databases and associated spreadsheets to support effective monitoring, planning, and decision-making.
Examinations Coordination: Lead the administration and coordination of all examinations, ensuring compliance with awarding body regulations and internal policies.
Quality Assurance: Maintain and improve the quality of MIS data, enabling evidence-based service planning and delivery.
Policy Compliance: Ensure all examination processes align with current standards and practices set by awarding organisations.Requirements:
Proven experience in managing educational management information systems and databases.
Strong analytical and data reporting skills.
Familiarity with examination processes and awarding body standards.
Excellent organisational and communication abilities.
High attention to detail and commitment to data quality.How to Apply: Interested applicants should apply promptly, as this is a short-term opportunity with an immediate start

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