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I work as the Performance & Development Officer in the new Supported Housing Improvement Team (SHIP) which was set up in July 2023 at Nottingham City Council. We inspect non commissioned supported housing and ensure that providers within the sector are providing the required social support for tenants and good standard of accommodation.My role requires me to:. Organise the Team. My role requires me to organise meetings, book rooms, take minutes, organise the teams visiting schedule and direct it.. Project management. The SHIP team was set up in July 2023. A significant part of role is creating and maintaining the policies, procedures and structure of the team. I also direct the team to achieve long term goals within our team plan.. Data analysis. A significant part of my role is the manipulation and drawing together of data from multiple different sources to achieve the teams goals. I work regularly with structured and unstructured data gathered by the team and wider Council systems to create business intelligence about the sector,. Budget Management. My role requires me to manage the budget of the team, understand in goings and out goings and mange purchases.. Performance Management. I mange the performance of my colleagues and ensure work is being done effectively, within timescales and working with them to support their work.

I am a Reservist in the Royal Enginners within the British Army.Being a Reservist has improved myself as a person in several ways that transfers over to my civilian role:. Worth ethic- while this was already a strength of mine, working for long days with limited breaks has taught me to push myself even further than I already was.. Time management- the Reserves have improved this on two fronts, balancing my army commitment with my social and main role and when performing in my army time. To balance my second job with my current role and my social commitment's has greatly improved my time management skills. Within the role, I have worked long days while balancing time to performing administration tasks such as ironing and washing uniform and cleaning the living quarters. This means I can balance my time incredibly well in my civilian life.. Discipline- arguably the most important army quality. My experiences with this in the army have helped me push through an achieve my goals in my main role.. Teamwork- in my Reserve career, I have met people with very different backgrounds to myself and very closely and effectively with them to achieve common aims. This has translated to my civilian career which has helped me to work with colleagues to also achieve common goals.

As DSO Team Leader, my responsibilities are to manage the team of DSOs, organise the teams rota, schedule weekly meetings where I write about the agenda and minutes, liase with multiple stakeholders throughout the Court including the DSO team, management and staff to achieve the best outcomes and services for all.I am also in charge of managing the Courts IT stock and ensuring Courtrooms in Nottingham County and Crown Court are fit for use.Additionally, I perform the regular functions of a DSO which include troubleshooting IT problems, building positive relationships with staff and creating innovative solutions to problems.

A Digital Support Officer (DSO) is a part time role that Administrative Officers can take, where they solve IT issues on site for 25 percent of their working time. The role includes troubleshooting IT issues, ordering IT equipment, providing Courtroom checks to ensure all the equipment works, train staff on how IT equipment works, developing well developed IT issues and replacing and ordering any new IT equipment

My role as an Administration Officer is to organise Hearings for Cases, draw Court Orders, work with other stakeholders such as the Judiciary, other staff members and members of the public to achieve positive outcomes for all, problem solve Case issues, manage cases, mange deadlines and my own time and answer queries from staff members and the public.

As an Examination Assistant at Derby College, my main responsibilities were to organise exams to tutors specifications, book invigilators, find rooms for the exams to take place, update records of results and register students onto Exams.This role successfully developed my organisational skills, problem solving abilities and communication abilities to work with multiple different stakeholders to achieve results that worked for all

A very valuable internship experience on a Kickstarter job where I used skills learnt as a Student to write reports, rapidly learn about new topics and find new ways to improve the site.

This role required me to successfully articulate late quantities of information about the course in a concise quick, adapt my responses to questions to the type of person asking and be approachable and friendly l.

I contacted small and medium business in the East Midlands about opportunities for cheaper and more effective broadband.

A summer job, helping to process personalized goods as part of a team in a factory setting.