UCS FACILITIES – Events and Communications Manager (Full time)

University College School

40 hours per week, may include early mornings, evenings and weekends.

Salary: £38,500

Start date:

Closing date: 24/02/2023

Interview date:

Address: Frognal, London NW3 6XH

The school has improved revenue generation from spare capacity through the auspices of a wholly owned not-for-profit trading subsidiary company, UCS Facilities. Trading activities are overseen by the Facilities Office, which manages the operation of a health and fitness club (‘UCS Active’), a sports/swimming pool complex, and in letting any spare capacity in school buildings and facilities for social and business use.

The Events and Communications Manager will assist in the development, coordination and delivery of several key managerial/operational areas of the business, with the main aim being that within the context of policy requirements and legal obligations, all business expectations are exceeded, and to show an active commitment to continuous improvement to ensure the long-term success of UCS Facilities.

Specific goals are:

That through the delivery of exceptional service standards, you will maximise event usage and enhance customer communication.
To assist in creating a supportive and challenging environment that recognises the importance of all individuals in contributing to the success of the team.
That through the delivery of exceptional standards, you will endeavour to enhance hires experiences of all event use on offer at UCS.

Contact details:

Contact name: Jes Rattan

Email: [email protected]

Phone: 020 7433 2127

Additional details:

Please note that we reserve the right to appoint at any stage of the recruitment process should a suitable candidate emerge. Therefore early applications are very welcome.

UCS is committed to the safeguarding and the welfare of children; the successful applicant will be required to undertake an Enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service check.

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