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Registrar III (Technical Colleges) at Broward County - ApplyBlast

Registrar III (Technical Colleges)

Broward County

1 month ago

Broward County, Florida, United States

Onsite

Full Time

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About this role

The Registrar III provides comprehensive support for the registration process at a technical college, handling clerical duties such as student registration, record maintenance, and fee processing. This role involves interacting with students, parents, and staff to ensure accurate data entry, timely processing of refunds, and compliance with school board policies. The position requires maintaining the security of funds, managing supplies, and adhering to confidentiality and safety standards.

Responsibilities

Support student registration activities and process enrollment data
Collect fee payments and prepare cash income reports
Maintain accurate student records and office inventories

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About Broward County

broward.org

Headquarters

Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States

Company Size

5001-10000 employees

Founded

1915

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Broward County is the local government serving Broward County, Florida — including Fort Lauderdale and surrounding communities — providing services to residents, businesses and visitors across one of the state’s largest metropolitan areas. The county manages public safety and emergency management, public health and human services, transit and infrastructure, permitting and property records, libraries, parks, environmental protection, and housing and economic development programs. Broward offers online tools for payments, permits, alerts and information and emphasizes transparency, community engagement, and preparedness. It is governed by an elected Board of County Commissioners and administered by professional county staff.