Governor Support Officer jobs in England
- Haringey Education PartnershipNorth London
- To actively support the governing body in fulfilling its strategic role.
- As a Governor Support Officer & Clerk, you will work closely with chairs, headteachers,…
- Haringey Education PartnershipNorth London
- To actively support the governing body in fulfilling its strategic role.
- As a Governor Support Officer & Clerk, you will work closely with chairs, headteachers,…
Job Post Details
Governor Support Officer & Clerk
Governor Support Officer & Clerk
Job details
Full job description
To be responsible for the administration of the governing body and to provide advice and guidance on procedures, legislation, and local/national developments in school governance as appropriate
Job Summary
As a Governor Support Officer & Clerk, you will work closely with chairs, headteachers, and governing board members to ensure meetings are managed efficiently, statutory responsibilities are met, and governors have access to high-quality procedural advice and administrative support.
The successful candidate will play a key role in helping governing boards operate effectively, transparently, and in accordance with current legislation and governance best practice.
Duties
To act as clerk to the governing body, working effectively with the Chair of Governors, Headteacher, and other governors.
To actively support the governing body in fulfilling its strategic role
To be responsible for the administration of the governing body and to provide advice and guidance on procedures, legislation, and local/national developments in school governance as appropriate
To attend termly briefings and other training as required.
Requirements
· Educated to at least A level (Level 3) or equivalent, or with equivalent relevant experience
· Understanding of the education system
· Excellent minute-taking and writing skills
· Confident IT skills, including Microsoft Office and online meeting platforms
· Ability to manage deadlines and work independently
· Willingness to take part in training and professional development
· Experience of clerking school governing boards or similar committees
· Knowledge of school governance legislation and Department for Education (DfE) guidance
Pay: £22.17-£23.21 per hour
Expected hours: 3.0 – 15.0 per week
Application question(s):
- Minute taking experience
Willingness to travel:
- 100% (required)
Work Location: In person