Data Coordinator (Additional Learning Support) ME2021042
Northampton College
Northamptonshire
- £21,919 - £23,853 pro rata
- Expired
- Salary:
- Actual salary for 37 hours over 40 weeks in the range of £19,418.67 - £21,132.06 pa depending on skills, experience & qualifications
- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
- Apply by:
- 21 May 2021
Job overview
Northampton College is proud, as the leading provider of further education in the South East Midlands region, to have been ranked, in the 2018/2019 National Achievement Rates Tables (NART), as 7th out of more than 200 colleges for 16 to 18-year old education and training. As a College, who have been rated by Ofsted as ‘good’ with outstanding features, we are committed to developing the professional and technical skills of our students, who are the workforce and leaders of the future.
The School of Academic & Vocational Support work with students with learning difficulties and/or disabilities on a wide range of study programmes across the college, and those students that have suffered from lost learning due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The school employs a variety of specialist staff to provide a range of personalised support to individual students as part of their learning programme. The college also provides various types of learning support from different departments across the college depending in individual student need. This post will ensure that supporting data for these departments is captured in a timely way.
The data coordinator role plays a critical role within the school, ensuring that the necessary data that is required to support the various and changing funding claims is both accurate and readily available. The role also ensures that data from across the College is captured, collated, and coordinated efficiently.
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About Northampton College
- Northampton College
- Booth Lane, Northampton
- Northamptonshire
- NN3 3RF
- United Kingdom
Northampton College is a mixed, non-selective, non-denominational further education college situated in Northamptonshire. It is a 16-plus institution with three campuses: a major building at its main Northampton site, a smaller campus near the town centre and another 20 miles away in Daventry. It provides places for around 9,000 students aged 16 and over, most of whom are full-time and aged 16-18.
Northampton College was opened in 1973. It merged with Daventry Tertiary College to expand its Daventry campus in August 2004, and its Booth Lane campus reopened after a large redevelopment in 2012.
Principal
Pat Brennan-Barrett
Values and vision
Northampton College’s mission is to give students a sense of development through education. It is an inclusive learning environment that focuses on key strands of provision, provides high-quality learning experiences, and works alongside the local community to create a wider level of participation in learning. The college ethos promotes mutual respect, a high level of engagement and playing a positive role in the community.
Ofsted report
“The inclusive culture promotes a high level of recruitment of students from diverse backgrounds and with a wide range of abilities, many of whom are successful in gaining qualifications and progressing to higher levels of study. Resources and accommodation are almost all of a very high quality and are used very effectively; the learning environment is safe, very well-maintained and welcoming. Governors are very knowledgeable and provide well-informed and constructive challenge to managers in order to promote improvement.”
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