The role involves handling a variety of business administration tasks, providing customer support, and general office duties while using Microsoft Office and bespoke software.
Looking for an apprentice to be responsible for undertaking a wide range of business admin duties and the provision of general support to the team.
- Liaising with customers over the telephone and in person
- Making outbound calls to clients and new customers
- Sending e-mails and managing mailboxes
- General office duties
- Data input and reporting
- Using bespoke software as well as spreadsheets and other Microsoft programmes
- Ad-hoc duties to support your team, as well as other teams within the organisations
Requirements
- GCSEs in Maths & English
- A passion for the entertainment industry
- Communication skills
- Microsoft Office
Benefits
- 28 days holiday including bank holidays
- Company pension
- Career progression within the company
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