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Student Ledger Officer (Credit Controller)
Location: Cirencester, GL7 6JS
Salary: Grade 5: £25,138 - £29,605 DOE
The University has been at the forefront of agricultural education for over 175 years and is globally renowned for its links with industry and courses that are designed to meet the demands of the changing land-based sector.
We are seeking an outstanding professional to fill the role of Ledger Officer within our Finance team. This role offers a challenging and rewarding opportunity to really make a difference to the financial running and robustness of the University. You will support the day to day running of the Finance function as well as underpinning the operation of the University with regard to the monthly and year-end accounts including the year-end audit.
You will be able to work efficiently and effectively in a fast-paced finance environment, capable of coordinating competing priorities. A team player with the gravitas to influence and challenge a diverse range of stakeholders across the University, you will also be an excellent communicator and be able to build relationships both with University staff and external stakeholders.
The University is set in beautiful surroundings and offers a range of Staff Benefits including a 35-hour working week, a generous 30 days annual leave entitlement plus bank holidays (pro rata for part time posts), pension scheme, free and guaranteed parking on campus and free shuttle bus from campus to Cirencester town centre, discounted catering facilities, discounted onsite gym, free library services, employee assistance programme, occupational health and counselling services, cycle to work scheme and staff development opportunities.
To Apply
If you feel you are a suitable candidate and would like to work for the University, please click apply to complete your application.
Closing date for applications: 16th March 2025 with interviews on week commencing 24th March 2025.
The University is an equal opportunities employer and we particularly welcome applications from black and minority ethnic candidates as they are under-represented within the University at this level
