Executive Assistant

• Anticipate requirements and take initiative in preparing documentation and briefing materials.
• Plan schedules in advance to ensure appropriate meeting and travel time is allowed.
• Manage the diary and coordinate internal and external appointments.
• Arrange meeting venues, refreshments, and AV equipment as required.
• Monitor email in box, triaging emails and phone calls, and ensuring timely handling of correspondence.
• Identify and escalate time-sensitive matters, redirect operational issues where appropriate, and

• Collate and organise meeting papers, ensuring all relevant materials are prepared in advance.
• Coordinate travel, hospitality, and accommodation arrangements as needed.
• Maintain effective filing systems and monitor general correspondence.
• Assist with collation and printing of committee papers and support logistical arrangements for

• Draft initial correspondence

• Provide general administrative support to the department Office, including document collation

• Liaise with College departments and other relevant parties to obtain and maintain documentation.
• Process routine expenses and invoices, reconcile expense claims, and prepare for approval.
• Support document control and version management for shared working files.
• Maintain checklists or templates to support recurring tasks and ensure consistency.
• Assist with coordination of internal projects or working groups where needed.

• Handle confidential files in line with College data protection policies.
• Maintain and update internal trackers.
• Support with archiving and document retention processes.
• Ensure all documentation is stored in accordance with GDPR and College policies.

• Serve as a professional and courteous point of contact for the department office.
• Liaise with Fellows, staff, students, contractors, and other relevant parties.
• Respond to enquiries and redirect matters appropriately.

• Previous experience in a PA, EA, or senior administrative role
• Excellent organisational and time management skills, with the ability to manage multiple priorities

• Strong attention to detail, particularly in the preparation of documents, meeting materials, and written

• Clear and professional written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to draft emails and

• A proactive, discreet, and dependable approach.
• Good judgement in triaging communications and escalating matters appropriately.
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office (Word, Outlook, Excel), and familiarity with digital document management

• Ability to liaise confidently with a wide range of people, including senior academics, staff, students, and

• Self-starter
• Demonstrated discretion and reliability when handling confidential information.

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