Quality Standards and Information Manager

BURY49929

Bury College is a Further Education College offering a wide range of courses to over 5000 full time students and over 5650 part time students each year. We currently work with over 50 high school partners, welcoming students from Bury and the surrounding areas.

We are now looking to recruit a Quality Standards and Information Manager to join us to manage the annual quality cycle and ensure minimum standards are upheld across the curriculum and business support functions.

Providing a single expert curriculum interface with the MIS Team, transforming standard management information into meaningful and useful intelligence for the curriculum through a suite of regular and ad hoc key performance reports, you must also facilitate the supply of meaningful and accessible reports to support the continual assessment and improvement of the learner experience.

You must also develop and manage cross curriculum systems and processes for internal and external assessment, verification and moderation and lead on self-assessment and continuous improvement courses; working innovatively by keeping abreast of latest technologies and government reports relevant to the role and cultivating long-term strategic goals for MIS reports in conjunction with end users, managers, and other stakeholders.

Educated to degree level or equivalent and with experience of curriculum delivery and achieving positive outcomes through the co-ordination or management of a Curriculum area, you must have the ability to deliver accurate, timely and well-analysed information and excellent planning and organisational skills.

With experience of self-assessment, continual improvement planning, monitoring and delivery and of writing procedures and reports, you must be able to use Microsoft Excel at an advanced level and be able to work on your own initiative, both independently and as a member of a team.

Closing date for applications: Thursday 22nd June 2017

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