The Registry Services Directorate fulfils an essential role in supporting the University’s delivery of high-quality learning opportunities to its students by managing a range of central services for students and staff.

Student Records Administrator

The Registry Services Directorate fulfils an essential role in supporting the University’s delivery of high-quality learning opportunities to its students by managing a range of central services for students and staff. The Registry Services Directorate comprises 12 teams – Research Degree Student Services, Exams & Graduate Services, Timetabling, Systems, Student Visa Compliance and Advice, Student Records, Course Records, Partnership Records, Fees & Funding, Statutory Reporting, ASK and Apprenticeship Operations.

We are seeking to employ a Student Records Administrator to join our Student Records team. You will play a key role in the maintenance of student data and supporting the effective administration of the student lifecycle, from enrolment through to completion and award.

You should have a proactive and professional approach, excellent interpersonal skills, effective organisational capabilities, and an ability to work independently and as part of a team. Proficient in the use of information technology, and with an excellent standard of literacy and numeracy, you will also demonstrate the ability to work under pressure to meet deadlines with a high degree of accuracy.

You will have excellent communication skills using a variety of appropriate media and experience of dealing with clients from a range of cultural backgrounds, an understanding and respect for cultural diversity and experience of working within regulatory frameworks and procedures to meet internal and external audit requirements.

For further information or an informal discussion please contact Kirandeep Dhaliwal, Student Records Manager on K.Dhaliwal@wlv.ac.uk

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