Dependent on experience but it could be anything from £19K to £27K, for a more senior position.

Keeping track of incoming and outgoing monies, flagging any irregularities and planning/projecting for the future. It’s a broad range of really crucial responsibilities at both a day-to-day and strategic level.

You’ll likely need some basic financial qualifications to get started, but some companies do offer entry and graduate level internships and apprenticeships. Alternatively, financial experience from other sectors is very welcome and almost certainly transferable.

Diligent, detail oriented people who are good at spotting error, irregularity and discrepancy, while also having an eye for trends and patterns in the data. At a more senior level there’s need for strong communication and reporting skills.