Finance Assistant

Advertised by TLTP Education

Location
Southwark
Salary
£29,833 - £30,233 a year
Job type
Permanent
Sector
Education
Posted
21 September 2026
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Job description

Finance Assistant – South East London – £29,833 to £30,233 – Permanent

 

Finance Assistant – South East London

Finance Assistant – Permanent Position

Finance Assistant – Part-Time Role

Finance Assistant – Immediate Start

 

Are you an experienced Finance Assistant looking for a permanent opportunity within an established education setting?

 

TLTP Education is currently working with a well-established sixth form in South East London who are looking to appoint a Finance Assistant to join their team.

 

The sixth form is part of a successful group of colleges across South London and Kent, supporting students aged 16–19 across a wide range of academic and vocational pathways. The setting offers BTEC, T Level and A-level programmes and has a strong focus on student development, progression and pastoral support.

 

The successful Finance Assistant will:

 

  • Have previous experience working within a finance or accounts environment
  • Be organised and able to manage financial administration accurately
  • Have good attention to detail
  • Be confident using computerised finance systems and Microsoft Office
  • Be able to work effectively as part of a busy team
  • Have good communication and organisational skills

 

Finance Assistant – The School:

 

  • Established sixth-form setting in South East London
  • 16–19 provision
  • Wide range of academic and vocational courses
  • Professional and supportive working environment
  • Excellent transport links
  • Part-time, permanent position

 

Finance Assistant – Salary & Benefits:

 

  • Salary: £29,833 – £30,233
  • Permanent contract
  • On-site
  • Start date: ASAP

 

If you are interested in this Finance Assistant position, please send your CV to TLTP Education today.

 

Reference 225631470

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