Education Recruitment Consultant – UK Visa Sponsorship Available

Overview Education Recruitment Consultant in the UK with visa sponsorship. Salary/Rate: £30,000.00 per year GBP / Year.
Join as an Education Recruitment Consultant in the UK with Visa Sponsorship. Apply now to shape futures and access opportunities.
Principal Duties 1. Establishing Collaborations and Sourcing Sponsorships
Strategic Sourcing: Investigate, target, and build enduring connections with HR departments and head teachers in schools and Multi-Academy Trusts.
Sponsorship Focus: Ensure partnership leads provide a feasible visa pathway for foreign trainees by focusing on institutions with the Skilled Worker Visa Sponsorship License.
Contract Management: Work with partner schools to negotiate and implement Service Level Agreements (SLAs).
Advocacy: Visit schools to evaluate placement quality and build ties.
2. Placement, Conversion, and Trainee Vetting
Compliance Vetting: Oversee the procedure for acquiring and monitoring DBS checks for every student, ensuring adherence to placement regulations.
Preparation & Matching: Screen applicants, provide pre-placement orientations, and pair trainees with suitable educational settings.
Performance Monitoring: Serve as main point of contact, monitor trainee performance, and gather feedback from mentors at the school.
Conversion Focus: Proactively follow up with schools to determine the likelihood of a placement resulting in a permanent employment contract and/or sponsorship of a visa.
3. Reporting and Operational Management
Data Management: Ensure all employment, placement, and trainee data are entered, stored, and updated daily in the CRM/ATS system.
Reporting: Monitor KPIs for placement success and provide weekly summaries of placement data to management.
Support: Perform related tasks, such as calling students and informing instructors of trainees' placement status.
Organisational Behaviour and Responsibility Professional Standards: Adhere to confidentiality, data protection, and safeguarding (IAG) regulations.
Accountability: Participate in regular performance reviews and provide accurate departmental performance reports.
IT Proficiency: Excellent IT abilities (CRM data entry, Excel, Google Suite) and use of formal English in all correspondence.
Essential Competencies and Credentials Experience: At least two years of demonstrated expertise in sales, relationship management, or educational recruitment in the UK school sector.
Industry Knowledge: Familiarity with the UK education system (QTS, MATs) and the sponsorship procedure for the Skilled Worker visa.
Core competencies: Outstanding communication, negotiation, and organizational skills, plus meticulous attention to detail (CRM data management).
Advantages Competitive base pay with a commission plan based on sponsorship and placement performance.
Chance to have a direct influence on future teachers' careers.
Types of Jobs Permanent, Full-Time
Base Salary: £30,000.00 annually
Experience Recruitment for education: two years (needed)
Workplace On-site
Deadline to apply 30/11/2025
Anticipated start date 01/12/2025

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