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multiple channels (in person, phone, and email). You will assist with intake and triage to wellbeing support, accessibility registrations and direct students to appropriate university services. You will also
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and cohesiveness aligned with U@MQ’s vision and values Provide training and guidance to Learn to Swim staff aligned to industry best practice In consultation with the Aquatic Programs Manager, review
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or equivalent certification. PRINCE2 and ITILv3 certifications highly regarded. Extensive experience as a Business Analyst working on multiple business improvement initiatives simultaneously Experience in
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trust and manage relationships with multiple key stakeholders. You are confident to identify, suggest, and lead the implementation of process improvement measures. How to apply Please apply online and
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the planning and execution of the testing activities. Ensure alignment of testing activities across the integrated project/program plans. Proactively identify test-related risks and issues to project
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development environment. Experience working within a complex, enterprise environment and across multiple projects within a program of work. Demonstrated experience and knowledge of Scrum and Agile frameworks
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-quality delivery of learning and teaching in multiple units. Demonstrated experience in the review and development of the curriculum, materials and resources, assessments and feedback, and management
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, clients and stakeholders. You are highly organised, able to manage multiple work demands to deliver to deadlines, flexible in adapting to changing work priorities and can work well under pressure. Your
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eye for detail, and the confidence to manage multiple priorities. You’re energised by working with motivated, collaborative people and excited by the chance to contribute to a nationally significant
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environment, and consistently delivering exceptional customer service. High attention to detail and strong organisational skills with demonstrated ability to meet multiple and conflicting priorities