Are you a practical HR administrator with experience of using HRIS and looking for a short term opportunity?
As part of the HR team, you will play an important role in maintaining accurate and compliant HR information, support the effective operation of various HR Information Systems (HRIS), and contribute to the delivery of a responsive, efficient and values-led HR service.
The role supports a wide range of transactional HR processes — including onboarding administration, contractual changes, HRIS updates, payroll inputs, benefits administration and routine reporting using HRIS data — ensuring that employees and managers receive timely, supportive and professional HR support.
It is essential for this role that you have experience in HR administration and confidence using Human Resource Information Systems (ideally Dayforce or similar) and digital tools. You should be highly organised, accurate in your work and comfortable managing competing priorities. Strong communication skills, a calm and professional manner, and the ability to handle sensitive information with discretion are essential. A knowledge of recruitment practices or regulatory compliance within education or care settings would be an advantage but not essential.
If you are enthusiastic, adaptable and committed to delivering a high quality HR service, we would be delighted to hear from you.
Contract Type: Temporary (c 6 months) | Contract: full time (37 hours per week, 52 weeks) Part time considered - minimum 30 hours per week. | Salary: £27,900 FTE pro rata | Location Status: On Site (Ullenwood) | Interview Date: Interviews will be held during the course of the advertisement, please apply early as the vacancy will close if suitable applicant is found. | Closing Date: 21/10/2026
Skills Required
- Experience in HR administration
- Experience using HR Information Systems
- Confidence using digital tools
- Strong organisation and accuracy
- Ability to manage competing priorities
- Strong communication skills
- Professional manner and discretion when handling sensitive information
- Knowledge of recruitment practices or regulatory compliance within education or care settings
What We Do
National Star is a charity and specialist education provider supporting people with physical and learning disabilities and acquired brain injuries. It offers further education, training, personal development, and residential services, including personalised day and residential courses, transition support, accommodation, and wellbeing services. Its mission is to help people with disabilities realise their potential as equal and active citizens and live with greater independence.
