Apprentice Administrator

# Business Administration Apprentice (Construction Sector). . ### Job Overview. Kick-start your career with an exciting opportunity as a **Business Administration Apprentice** within a professional construction company based in **London**. This paid apprenticeship is ideal for motivated individuals looking to gain practical office experience while developing valuable business and administrative skills within the construction industry.. You will work alongside experienced professionals and support the day-to-day administrative operations of a busy construction business. The role will give you exposure to project coordination, document management, supplier communication, customer service and general business support.. This is an excellent opportunity for someone who is organised, reliable and eager to build a long-term career while gaining a recognised qualification and hands-on industry experience.. . ### Duties. - Support the day-to-day administrative operations of the business.. - Assist construction and project teams with general administration and coordination.. - Manage emails, calendars, meetings and appointments using Microsoft Outlook.. - Prepare professional documents, reports, spreadsheets and presentations using Microsoft Office.. - Maintain accurate project records, customer information and internal databases.. - Assist with processing purchase orders, invoices and supplier documentation.. - Support project administration by tracking deadlines, documentation and outstanding actions.. - Communicate professionally with customers, contractors, suppliers and internal teams.. - Organise and maintain digital and physical filing systems.. - Assist with preparing construction-related documents and project packs.. - Support the coordination of meetings, site visits and internal training.. - Help maintain records relating to projects, contractors and suppliers.. - Provide general administrative support to managers and project teams.. - Maintain confidentiality and handle company information professionally.. - Complete apprenticeship coursework and attend any required training sessions.. . ### Experience. - A-Levels or equivalent qualifications are **preferred but not essential**.. - Candidates who have completed A-Levels should include their results and UCAS points on their CV.. - No previous construction or office experience is required, as training will be provided.. - A genuine interest in business administration and the construction industry.. - Good computer skills with knowledge of Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook and PowerPoint.. - Strong written and verbal communication skills.. - Good organisational skills and attention to detail.. - Ability to manage multiple tasks and prioritise workload effectively.. - A professional, reliable and positive attitude.. - Willingness to learn and develop new skills.. - Ability to work independently as well as part of a team.. . This paid apprenticeship offers a **starting salary of £27,000 per annum**, structured training, ongoing mentoring, career-development opportunities and the chance to gain valuable experience within the construction sector.. If you're looking to start a professional career in business administration while gaining experience within a fast-paced construction environment, we'd love to hear from you.

Experience: Not required
Employment: Full-time
Salary: from £27,000 yearly


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