Administrator at Wai Yin Society
Wai Yin Society seeks an Administrator to provide administrative support at the Welcome Centre.
Wai Yin Society are looking for someone with excellent interpersonal communication skills and reception skills, as well as good IT skills. Strong candidates will have a track record of working with customers from various ethnic minority communities and experience of providing administrative support.
Contract: Temporary position to cover maternity leave until 14 October 2022.
This post requires applicants who speak fluent English.
Hours:
10 hours per week
Salary:
£8.91 per hour until 31 March 2022, £9.50 per hour from 1 April 2022
Location:
Manchester
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