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Bursar

Bursar

Huili School Nantong

Nantong

  • Expired
Salary:
Competitive salary and package with benefits appropriate to the responsibility and status of the position
Job type:
Full Time, Fixed Term
Start date:
August 2022
Apply by:
31 January 2022

Job overview

The Bursar is the administrative leader of the College and is responsible for all non-academic operations. The Bursar is supported by members of staff offering leadership in and guidance on finance, purchasing, HR, facilities, IT, school services, etc.

The Bursar reports to the Master on a day-to-day operational basis but is also accountable to the Board of Governors.

The Master is responsible to the governors for the overall well-being of the College, and the Bursar is accountable for the implementation and daily running of the financial and administrative systems, and the timely flow of accurate and relevant financial information to support that process. 

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:

Strategy

The Bursar is a key member of the Senior Leadership team and works closely alongside the other Senior Leaders to develop, articulate and promote the vision, mission and values of the College. The Bursar is responsible for the non-academic Strategic Development Plan and associated KPIs and actions as well as continuously reviewing and improving the College’s strategy in the areas of finance, operations and risk management. 

Governance

The Bursar is a key member of the facilities sub-committee and the finance and HR sub-committee meetings under the governorship of the School Advisory Board (SAB). The Bursar, in conjunction with the chair of each sub committee, is responsible for the preparation and circulation of the agenda and papers ahead of the sub-committee meetings and the subsequent production and distribution of minutes. 

The Bursar attends the School Advisory Board (SAB) meetings as a non-voting member, by invitation.

The Bursar is directly accountable to the board for all non-academic aspects of the College, except marketing and admissions.

Finance

The finance department works under the general direction of the Bursar. The Bursar holds ultimate responsibility for the preparation of the budgets and financial projections of the College and for the control of expenditure within the approved budgets. The Bursar also bears the responsibility for the maintenance of the College’s accounting records, the preparation of all pupils’ accounts and for ensuring their prompt settlement.

The Bursar will be responsible for the preparation and filing of statutory financial statements and for all tax filings and compliance with tax regulations.

Human Resources

The Bursar is responsible for the smooth running of all departments within the administrative structure of the College and is responsible for the structure and development of those teams to increase the effectiveness and efficiency of the College.

The Bursar oversees recruitment across the College, including supporting and guiding the academic teams on the recruitment, onboarding and induction of teaching staff and directly managing the human resources team. The Bursar has ultimate responsibility for the appointment of all non-teaching support staff. The Bursar is also responsible for the administration of compensation and benefits across the College in line with WCC Group Policy and Safer Recruitment. 

The Bursar is responsible for overall leadership and management of all members of the non-teaching staff who are employed throughout the College and for appraising key members of staff as well as managing all disciplinary matters concerning the non-teaching staff. The Bursar will identify areas in which they would benefit from training and development and lead on succession planning, and talent development, within the non-academic functions.

Buildings and Grounds

The Bursar is responsible for the maintenance of all College buildings and for the upkeep of the College grounds and playing fields. The Bursar is also responsible for the cleanliness, good condition and security of the College buildings and other facilities.

The Bursar is responsible for arranging accommodation for all College staff, its sourcing and upkeep, as well as the letting arrangements of College property to outside organisations.

The Bursar has overall responsibility for health and safety, ensuring that the College complies with the highest standards of relevant legislation, and for ensuring that the College’s safety policy is kept up to date. The Bursar will be responsible for chairing the regular safety committee meetings and for arranging the annual health and safety audit.

Record Keeping

The Bursar is responsible for the maintenance of full and complete archives relating to all College functions especially financial and budgeting, the physical plant, student records and employee records.

The Bursar needs to ensure that the College always has accurate and up-to-date records of all necessary information on pupils and their families.

The Bursar is also responsible for all the administrative and financial arrangements involved in the withdrawal of pupils from the College.

For more information and the complete Job Description, please see supporting documents. 

For help or support in submitting your application please contact katie.oflynn@wellingtoncollege.cn

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About Huili School Nantong

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  • Huili School Nantong
  • 66 Haide Road, Su-Xi-Tong Science and, Technology Industrial Park, Nantong
  • Jiangsu
  • 226017
  • China
+86 513 6807 8812

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Wellington College China is excited to show off the newest member of its family — Huili School Nantong, whose vision is to cultivate talent through virtue, kindness and integrity. Huili Nantong is committed to providing a world-class bilingual education to Chinese pupils aged 3 to 18 leading to university entrance overseas, primarily in the UK, the USA or Europe. It instills in them the five characteristics of the Huili Identity: Inspired, Intellectual, Independent, Individual and Inclusive. Huili School Nantong encourages its pupils to become both outstanding Chinese nationals as well as well-rounded, global citizens. We say that our children have roots in China but a global vision. Teaching is in both English and Chinese with about 50% of our staff being local Chinese and 50% native-English speaking expats. All of our Chinese staff also speak English and are role models to the children in the school. The Common Room is strong with both the Chinese and foreign staff teaching and socialising together.

Offering a complete 15-year education system, Huili School Nantong has a total  area of 80,000sqm and is the largest campus in the Wellington College China portfolio. It opened its doors to Early Years 2 - Grade 7 (Ages 3 - 13) in September 2022 and will expand by one grade per year hereafter until full. Having an enrolment capacity of 2000, the school also offers boarding accommodation for approximately 700 pupils, starting from primary school age. Huili School Nantong adopts the same architectural style as Wellington College in England coupled with the latest, state-of-the-art facilities.  Its teaching areas, boarding accommodation, school halls, library, indoor sports hall, swimming pool and outdoor football and rugby pitches are all designed to resemble its premium British counterpart in both style and quality.

​Thanks to the network of talent Wellington College China has developed over the past 10 years, Huili School Nantong has been able to assemble an outstanding academic team and a top-quality learning environment. Our links with Wellington College are strong and good practice and CPD is shared regularly between the schools. With more Wellington and Huili school to come online in various global locations in the coming years, it is a very exciting place to work.

Working at Huili School Nantong

Wellington College China has built a vibrant community where pupils and staff alike strive to achieve excellence in all that they do. We employ individuals who are genuinely passionate and committed to working in the educational sector.

We expect our teachers to share our high expectations and aspirations, for themselves and their pupils, and to be demonstrably committed to the all-round education that our Huili approach embodies.

We offer a competitive salary and excellent employee benefits with opportunities for career progression in a global organisation. Through Wellington College China, employees gain access to comprehensive professional development and support.

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