Receptionist: Uplift Atlas Preparatory
$16.75
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SENIORITY
Entry
SALARY
$16.75
About the role
- Drives customer satisfaction for parents, teachers, and academic leaders in line with our World Class Support mission.
- Ensures they are up to date on all campus-based activities
- Ensures they are knowledgeable on scholar enrollment requirements and deadlines
- Ensures they are maintaining and monitoring safety practices
- Ensures scholars are signed in and out accurately
- Ensures confidentiality
- The receptionist is responsible for actively monitoring the front desk, answering all incoming phone calls, and providing information.
- They will be receiving and routing incoming calls to the appropriate staff memberThey will be taking accurate messages and directing to the appropriate staff memberThey will be answering questions from families, staff, and scholars
- They will ensure all guests are sign-in, verified and issued a visitor pass
- They sort and disperse mail
- The receptionist is the "face" of the campus. Often, they are the first person our families and communities see and/or speak to. This position is intended for those who enjoy connecting with people frequently and can provide excellent customer service.
- They maintain a positive image of the campus through interacting with families, staff, scholars, and the community
- They assist the Operations Director in establishing a positive, support focused culture on campus
- Communication Skills: Strong written and verbal communication skills required
- Bilingual Skills: Bilingual in Spanish required
- Technology: Strong computer skills; familiar with the Microsoft suite: Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint, Teams; able to quickly learn and utilize new applications.
- Physical Demands/Environmental Factors:
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