NCS Assistant – Sherpa Kids
Kinsale, Co. Cork | Hybrid – 2 days in office / 3 days remote
Starting salary: €30,000 per annum
Sherpa Kids is looking for an organised and detail-focused person to join our growing NCS team.
The NCS team manages the administration of the National Childcare Scheme across our services. The role includes processing NCS codes, applying subsidies to parents’ invoices, communicating with parents, processing claims and carrying out compliance checks.
As Sherpa Kids continues to grow, so does our NCS team. We have been expanding the team as the number of services and children we support increases.
You could be responsible for the NCS administration for around 30 services and 1,000 children, so being organised, structured and highly accurate is essential.
Previous NCS experience is not required. Full training is provided, with learning taking place on the job as you become familiar with the processes and systems.
Strong attention to detail and excellent organisational skills
Strong Microsoft Office skills, particularly Excel
Confident working with large spreadsheets, sorting, filtering and comparing data
Able to identify discrepancies and maintain accurate records
Comfortable working to processes and deadlines
Able to work independently and take ownership of your workload
Good written communication skills for dealing with parents and colleagues
The team
You’ll be joining a team of six in a growing department. We work closely together, support each other and value a positive team environment.
As the company continues to grow, there is scope for the NCS team to grow with it.
Once you are trained, you’ll have a high level of independence. We trust our team to manage their workload, meet deadlines and get the job done without being micromanaged.
What we offer
€30,000 starting salary
Hybrid working – 2 days in our Kinsale office and 3 days remotely
A supportive and friendly team
A structured role with clear processes
Training and support from an experienced team
A high level of independence and responsibility