About the role

Business Office Admin Lincoln Tech is searching for a detail-oriented Business Office Admin to provide administrative support and top-notch customer service to our students and visitors. Collaborate with our campus teams to craft an exceptional student experience and create a positive environment that fosters growth and success. You will be reporting directly to the Director of Administrative Services in this position. Responsibilities of a Business Office Admin Assist the Director of Administrative Services on projects, events, reports, record-keeping, organization, and administration of the school's Business Office Department Maintain student accounts and files to ensure that they meet accrediting criteria and are complete with all needed supporting documentation Maintain accurate purchasing records for school bookstore Verify and inventory all books/tools/uniform orders Distribute books and uniforms to students Perform weekly bank deposits Report to the Director of Administrative Services Requirements of a Business Office Admin High school diploma or GEDExcellent written and verbal communication skills Experience in producing reports and correspondence Customer Focus: desire to help and serve Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite Full-
Time Benefits: Medical, Dental, Vision Life and Disability Insurance 401(k) with Company Match Paid Time Off and Holidays Growth Opportunities
About Us: For 80 years Lincoln Tech has been one of the nation's leading providers of career training in Healthcare, Automotive/Diesel, Skilled Trades, Information Technology. Lincoln Tech is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Email: careers@lincolntech.edu Website: www.lincolntech.edu/careers

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