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IT Support Analyst looking to provide 2nd line support in a large enterprise environment. We are looking for a highly skilled and motivated individual to join our IT Support Services team. With a can
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opportunity Are you an enthusiastic IT Support Analyst looking to provide 2nd line support in a large enterprise environment. We are looking for a highly skilled and motivated individual to join our IT Support
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Analyst is an exciting opportunity for an experienced IT support professional to continue their career in a large enterprise environment. Within Digital & Technology at UAL, the IT Support Services team
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, Camberwell Chelsea Wimbledon (CCW), is a leadership role for an experienced academic who enjoys working with a wide range of people and supporting the development of researchers in a dynamic environment. The
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Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint and virtual learning environments such as Microsoft Teams and Zoom) in addition to extensive administration experience, including purchase ordering and sales ledgers
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involves maintaining and creating innovative learning environments and workspaces at the current LCC site while preparing for the College’s transition to a new building. As a Space Coordinator, you'll work
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– 120KB Opens in a new window The opportunity University of the Arts London (UAL) is looking for a talented fundraiser with experience in the education, arts, environment or wider charitable sectors
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for an innovative Digital Learning Producer. This senior role is crucial in driving the college's digital learning strategy, ensuring that our digital teaching and learning environment is cutting-edge and engaging
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innovative and critical directions. About you In addition to your experience of leading teaching and assessment in a higher education environment, you will need an undergraduate degree in Fine Art, Photography
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, lectures, seminars, workshops and student presentations (including degree shows) - see guidance note (a). Teach face-to-face and in an online environment, ensuring the continued development of new modes