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Fanshawe College

Public college in London, Canada

Academic Planner

School Leadership & AdministrationPosted on Nov 10
Full-timeBorden, ON, CanadaCA$35.29 - CA$40.73 /hr

About the Job

Requirements

  • A post-secondary two-year diploma or degree, or equivalent, in office administration or a related discipline is required.
  • A minimum of three years of related work experience in a busy office environment with a customer service focus is required.
  • Experience using software applications for word processing and spreadsheets is required; experience in an educational setting is preferred.
  • Knowledge of the education sector, including college or other post-secondary environments, scheduling, Standard Workload Formula completion, and curriculum support is required.
  • Strong organizational skills and attention to detail are required.
  • The ability to work independently and as part of a team is required.
  • Strong verbal and written communication skills are required.

Responsibilities

  • Gather information to facilitate the development of full-time faculty Standard Workload Form (SWF) workload assignments for the School.
  • Distribute curriculum to Coordinators and the Program Manager for verification and accuracy.
  • Initiate and prepare proposed workload assignments based on recommendations from the Executive Director, Program Manager, and Coordinator, analyzing current and future student enrolment trends and necessary curriculum modifications.
  • Verify that SWFs are within contractual limits.
  • Recommend increases or decreases in the number of sections to the Executive Director, Operations Manager, and Program Manager for evaluation of budget implications.
  • Update and adjust workload assignments as required and approved by the Executive Director.
  • Ensure SWFs are issued, signed, and forwarded to Labor Relations by posted deadlines, and submit ancillary reports.
  • Maintain accurate records and supporting documentation.
  • Respond to questions and interpret SWF data for inquiries.
  • Update SWFs following revisions and WMG rulings, and provide clarification to WMG as required.
  • After official college count dates, enter accurate student numbers for the Centre for Academic Excellence to determine whether overtime payments are required.
  • Gather, analyze, and enter data into the College system to schedule programs and classes for the School.
  • Analyze teaching-hour projections and collect data required for submissions to the Centre for Academic Excellence to determine the School’s academic delivery needs each semester.
  • In consultation with the Executive Director, Operations Manager, and Program Manager, determine the required number of course sections, room sizes, and room types, including VDP rooms, laptop classrooms, labs, and specialized labs.
  • Enter collected data into the College system for timetable production and check and verify the entered data.
  • Submit exception forms for situations outside scheduling parameters.
  • Review and verify draft timetables after the Centre for Academic Excellence creates the initial schedule to ensure all required information is accurate.
  • Work with the Centre for Academic Excellence and Associate Dean to identify scheduling solutions and resolve errors, including system parameter or generated errors.
  • Collect data for submissions to the Centre for Academic Excellence to generate the School’s examination schedules.
  • Book miscellaneous rooms for tests, guest speakers, student groups, and other meetings.
  • Coordinate with other academic Schools to ensure courses serviced by or for this School are planned properly.
  • Maintain program curriculum documentation, including Degree Audits.
  • Prepare course section information for the Office of the Registrar.
  • Assist the Executive Director, Operations Manager, and Program Manager in preparing budgets and forecasting teaching-hour projections.
  • Provide backup for adding course petitions within faculty contract restrictions.
  • Closely monitor the number of seats in course sections and open part-time seats in courses.
  • Perform special projects as assigned by the Executive Director, Operations Manager, and Program Manager.
  • Identify issues, problems, and gaps with academic delivery and work with the Program Manager or Executive Director to resolve them.
  • Initiate or prepare payroll documentation for non-full-time faculty hires.
  • Follow up to ensure hire contracts are returned and appropriate payroll documentation is completed and submitted to payroll.
  • Initiate overtime payment authorizations and faculty status changes.
  • Respond to inquiries about academic matters, including SWFs and timetables.
  • Occasionally provide backup to other Academic Planners within the Faculty.
  • Provide emergency occasional backup for Student Information System (SIS) registration activities.
  • Participate in activities such as graduation, awards ceremonies, and surveys.
  • Perform other related duties as assigned.

Desired Qualifications

  • Experience using word-processing and spreadsheet applications in an educational setting is preferred.

About the Company

Fanshawe College

Public college in London, Canada

Fanshawe College is a public college in London, Ontario, Canada. It offers certificates, diplomas, degrees, apprenticeships, and graduate certificates across a broad range of academic and career fields.

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