Student Administrator

Mō mātou | About us

New Zealand School of Tourism is the country’s largest private tertiary establishment specialising in training programmes for the airline, travel and tourism industries. We’re also one of the oldest, helping Kiwis take flight in their tourism and travel careers for more than 35 years!

We strive for success in everything we do with the strongest integrity. We are an organisation committed to delivering services that meet the needs of Māori and Moana Oceania learners and their whānau. We recognize the strength that lies in diversity and the integral role it plays in achieving extraordinary outcomes & making a difference in our communities.

To find out more about us, please visit https://www.nzschooloftourism.co.nz/

Mō tēnei tūranga mahi | About the role

As a Student Administrator, you will be responsible for upholding excellent customer service and delivering an exceptional student experience by ensuring that all student enrolments are processed both accurately and efficiently with a student-centric approach to all subsequent tasks. This role reports to the National Sales Manager and the Administrative Team Lead.

Responsibilities

Student Enrolment processing - ensuring paperwork is completed and compliant with TEC rules and policies, Complete Studylink VOS, Ensure CRM process is completed; Fee Collection Management – Public Trust accounts are created and up to date, Manage student fees in a timely manner; Team Collaboration – work with wider sales team ensuring support where needed; General administration & Customer Support; Compliance & Documentation – Maintain accurate records, Issue confirmation letters and invoices accurately

Requirements

Proven experience in customer service or administrative roles, preferably in the education sector.; A background working in airline, travel and tourism environments is highly advantageous!; Strong attention to detail and organisational skills.; Excellent communication and interpersonal abilities.; Solution focused approach to challenges.; Commitment to a student-centric approach in all interactions.