In this Deputy Director role, you will advise on the preparation of contingency plans to ensure continuity of supply where there are concerns regarding the financial sustainability of an institution.
Salaries are reviewed annually in April for employees who commence employment prior to 1 October in the preceding year.
The remit
Support Team can be applied to support the work of other SFC directorates and teams
In this role, you will develop and lead the new Strategic Institutional Support team, building the
Manage multiple cases and being part of multiple project teams, ensuring that senior individuals within SFC and Scottish Government are engaged and briefed on key issues
Lead and oversee activity carried out by the team, in its engagement with, and support given to, institutions experiencing stress or distress through the analysis of information and data
Provide accurate, expert, and professional advice with use of sound judgement, evidence, and knowledge to enable informed decision making by institutional senior management teams including, executive officers and boards
Experience & leadership requirements
Accountancy or legal qualification (Scottish / English / international equivalent)
Of accounting, and/or legal and governance practices and frameworks
Of each of the following essential criteria: Essential: Understanding of the further and higher education sector
We hold colleges, universities and other funded bodies to account for their delivery of required outcomes
You must already be eligible to work in the UK to apply for these roles
Proven ability to plan, lead, prioritise, and deliver complex projects
Broader experience in areas such as mergers and acquisitions and financial due diligence
Focused on building strong relationships with, and influencing stakeholders in challenging situations
In Scottish Gaelic or British Sign Language, who have the right
And capacity within SFC to develop and deliver specialist advice, focused on those institutions experiencing stress or distress with a view to supporting informed decision making at senior management, executive and board level, and to inform internal and external reporting and guidance to internal stakeholders
Role details
Salary: We do this by investing around £2 billion of public money to deliver
Contract: Fixed-term
Hours: 35 hours a week
It is important through your CV / Cover Letter that you give evidence of proven experience of each of the following essential criteria: Essential: Understanding of the further and higher education sector
Benefits
plus public and privilege holiday entitlement of 13 days pro-rata
Details of contribution rates together with further details of the pension benefits
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