- Hybrid Working (2 days in office)
- £40,000-£45,000
Assistant Finance Business Partner, Higher Education Industry, up to £45,000 + Benefits
Newly created role in which you will be reporting to a fantastic Senior Business Partner based in Southeast London. The role holder will have a business partnering mindset exemplifying excellent service delivery and being uncompromising on quality. You will be responsible for communicating and working with the Senior Business Partner in one faculty, producing forecasts, budgeting as well carrying out Ad Hoc duties. This is an exciting role with a study support scheme and a generous pension & holiday package.
The Role will be responsible for:
- Ensuring the financial performance management processes for their portfolio operate within the core principles of transparency, value for money and the company’s’ ongoing financial sustainability
- Responsible for building and completing the required submissions around budgets and forecasting periodically.
- Through discussions and the interpretation and analysis of data help build income projections, financial budgets, forecasting and reporting.
- Supporting the production of Faculty and Directorate monthly and quarterly finance management reporting packs, including insightful analysis as required. Where needed consolidating various sources of financial information and providing commentary.
- Where required, provide financial analysis and data to support the Senior Finance Business Partner with the development of strategic and tactical business cases for projects and proposals
- Provide support with Year-End requirements co-ordinating with Faculty / Directorate stakeholders as required.
The Individual:
- Part Qualified/Finalist level accountat (ACA/ACCA/CIMA)
- Solid management accounting and business partnering experience required
- Ideally experience of working within Higher Education
- Educated to degree level
- Up-to-date knowledge and relevant management accounting experience
- Excellent knowledge of financial and management accounting frameworks