Petition Assessment Specialist At U Of T Toronto (Canada)

Petition Assessment Specialist At U Of T Toronto (Canada)

23 Aug
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Jobtailor
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Canada

23 Aug

Jobtailor

Canada

Join the University of Toronto as a Petition Assessment Specialist, where you will utilize your experience to enhance student services. Focus on leveraging academic accommodations while delivering exceptional support in appeals management. In this role, you will assess petitions, interpret university guidelines, and interact with students seeking academic relief.

By utilizing your four-plus years of relevant experience, you'll contribute to decision-making processes, counsel on alternatives, and maintain a master list of students managing deferred exams. Your communication and organizational skills will support effective committee operations as well. Key Responsibilities:
Interpret and manage student petitions and appeals
Write confidential decisions based on assessments




Create and maintain student lists for deferred examinations
Advise on interpretation of rules and policies
Provide support and referrals to distressed students Requirements:
Bachelor’s Degree or equivalent work experience
Four years experience in student support
Robust knowledge of the Freedom of Information Act
Proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel, and ROSI
Demonstrated skills in customer service and relationship management Capitalize on your specialization in petition assessment and academic accommodations to make a significant impact at the University of Toronto.

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