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Looking for a Part-time office manager/ administrator for Architect Practice

By nimi
October 13, 2016 in Request a Tradesperson

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nimi

Posted October 13, 2016

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Posted October 13, 2016

Hi everyone,

We need a part-time office manager for our small Architect practice, nimtim architects, based on Northcross Road, East Dulwich to help us with general office admin, invoicing, accounts, fee proposals etc.

More about us can be seen on our website: www.nimtim.co.uk

Candidates would ideally have experience of office administration, accounts management and invoicing and experience of working within a design/ creative office would be a bonus. Would suit anyone looking for part time work 1-2 days a week.

Please pm me if interested or send CVs to [email protected]

Thanks,

Nimi

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