Deputy Chief Cashier Review

Responsible for managing income into the University of Oxford. Banking, card processing, online stores and events. Also purchasing through use of credit and pre-paid cards.

Yes, each module of the MBA has enabled me to either extend my existing skills or apply theoretical knowledge learned on the course to work-related situations.

It's highly pressured and the short semesters result in intense periods of study which are challenging to integrate with a full time role. However, the content of the modules and opportunity to meet other MBA students makes it an enjoyable experience overall.

It has become better organised. At the outset, a lack of information from the liaising manager and difficulties with the provider's registration processes caused the organisation of the programme to be disrupted. Subsequently, it's been reliable and communication, in general is acceptable.

My employer is exceptionally supportive. I have a mentor with whom I meet regularly and my line manager allows my working patterns to be flexible to incorporate off the job training.

Following the initial issues around registration, communication and support has been excellent.

it has a significant impact. The qualification provides credence to my practical experience, enabling me to apply theory. This improves my ability to become involved in strategic management, rather than simply implementing goals without the knowledge to assess and critique them.

Yes, numerous events.

Yes

A supportive employer Recognises the value of education Prepared to invest in staff development Ethos of continuous development supported by managers

Take the time to check how the department operates. All departments are independent, able to offer varying opportunities and support.