Administration Assistant - ref AA0205 Full-time, Salary c.£10,560 - £13,071 per annum depending on skills and experience.- Vacancy Filled

Volcom is a small and dynamic voluntary sector company aiming to transform the learning culture of Hull by responding to what people want and need.

We are currently looking to recruit an enthusiastic, flexible and methodical administrator to support its existing team. You must have previous experience of working within an office environment and be competent in the use of Microsoft Office software including Excel, Word, Access and Outlook. You must also have good communication skills and a sound knowledge of administrative procedures. If you are confident, have an eye for detail, enjoy meeting people, and are able to work under pressure to tight deadlines, we would like to meet you. To apply for an application pack, please telephone 01482 382524 (answer machine) or email at recruitment@volcom.org.uk or alternatively apply in writing to Kerry Robinson at: Volcom, St James Enterprise Centre, 24-30 St James Street, Hull, HU3 2DH. CVs will not be considered. Closing date for receiving applications 29th March 2005. Interviews to be held week commencing 11th April 2005. www.volcom.org.uk

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