Academic Operations Officer
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COMPUTER TRAINING SPECIALISTS LIMITED trading as Dorset College is seeking to appoint an Academic Operations Officer for its Professional Courses Department.
The successful candidate will coordinate the academic and operational delivery of professional courses, including admissions, learner onboarding, teaching delivery, assessment administration, results processing, certification support, student progression monitoring, and quality assurance.
The role requires close liaison with Academic Management, lecturers, students, and internal departments to ensure courses are delivered in line with college policies, academic procedures, GDPR requirements, learner-support standards, and relevant accreditation expectations.
Key Responsibilities:
Programme Delivery Coordination
Coordinate the day-to-day delivery of professional courses, including teaching schedules, timetables, room allocation, course logistics, and academic calendar requirements.
Monitor programme timelines and ensure admissions, enrolment, teaching, assessment, results, and certification stages are completed within required deadlines.
Faculty and Academic Coordination
Liaise with lecturers and Academic Management regarding teaching schedules, course materials, assessment deadlines, attendance, and student progression.
Support the consistent implementation of academic procedures.
Student Progression and Academic Support
Act as a key point of contact for students regarding academic procedures, assessment timelines, attendance requirements, and progression matters.
Admissions and Enrolment
Coordinate admissions for professional courses from enquiry through to enrolment.
Assessment, Results and Certification
Coordinate examinations, grading records, results review and submission, and certification processes.
Quality Assurance and Compliance
Support learner feedback, course evaluation, programme monitoring, and continuous improvement activities.
Maintain programme records and learner data accurately and securely in line with GDPR and college policies.
Cross-Departmental Coordination
Liaise with IT, Finance, Admissions, Student Services, and Academic Management to resolve matters affecting programme delivery and learner experience.
Candidate Requirements:
A degree or equivalent qualification in education, human resource management, business management, or a related field is required. A postgraduate qualification and/or CIPD qualification is desirable.
Experience in academic programme coordination, higher education coordination, admissions, student services, assessment coordination, or a similar education environment is required. Experience working in an international academic environment is desirable.
Strong understanding of academic processes, including admissions, learner records, assessment cycles, student progression, quality assurance, and certification.
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