Academic Administrator & Lecturer

London Studio Centre (LSC) is a prestigious Higher Education Conservatoire specialising in training dancers, singers, and actors in ballet, contemporary dance, jazz & commercial dance, and musical theatre. Offering a range of programmes, including BA and MA degrees, LSC has a rich heritage dating back to the 19th Century. LSC is committed to nurturing students' creative talents and keeping pace with dance pedagogy. Accredited by CDMT and positively reviewed by QAA, LSC is a leader in dance and musical theatre education.

The Opportunity

This is a great opportunity to lead academic administration, support lecturing and assessments, coordinates placements, maintain records, and ensures compliance at LSC.

The Academic Administrator at London Studio Centre (LSC) oversees the academic administration of all undergraduate and postgraduate programs, providing lecturing support and ensuring smooth operations in the Academic Office. This role involves supporting the Dean of Studies in managing educational programs, handling assessment records, managing student submissions and academic misconduct issues, and liaising with external examiners.

Additionally, the Academic Administrator provides lecture support, manages placements for the MA Dance Producing and Management Programme, facilitates student meetings, and maintains program-specific documentation. They also serve as the secretary for various academic boards and committees, ensuring compliance with GDPR and LSC policies, and maintaining records and digital filings.

About You

The ideal candidate should have Higher Education experience in academic administration, lecturing, and external relationship building, with strong IT skills in MS Excel, Word, and Outlook. They should understand quality assurance in HE, Moodle-based VLEs, and student information systems. A degree is required, with a Master's and relevant professional body membership preferred.

Key skills include attention to detail, numerical and analytical abilities, strong literacy, excellent administrative and organisational skills, and the ability to work well under pressure. The candidate should be proactive, flexible, team-oriented, and capable of handling confidential information, with a strong commitment to professional development and knowledge of UK HE policies and academic regulations.

See the candidate pack below for full details.

Hours: Monday to Friday, (normally) 8.45-4.45pm

Apply Now

If you have the relevant skills and experience, click the apply button above and email your CV and Covering Letter, explaining how you meet the requirements for the role. Your CV and Covering Letter (of less than 500 words) should be sent as one PDF document. Please also complete and submit an Equal Opportunities Monitoring form.

Applications are reviewed on receipt, apply now to be considered. 

If you have any questions regarding the position, please do not hesitate to contact Human Resources at the above email or 0207 520280