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for students and staff in this busy Higher Education environment. This will involve the preparation of materials and equipment for practical, commercial and short course classes as required in one or more areas
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: To start ASAP, ending in July 2024 The Geography, Environment and Planning Team, within the School of Life and Medical Sciences, are looking for a casual Programme Administrator to support with the MSc
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maintain and manage compliance with these within a changing environment, including the preparation of Risk Assessments, Method Statements and record keeping is essential. Qualifications required You will
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facilities. The School offers an opportunity to challenge yourself and others in a fun and friendly environment, whilst contributing to the success of nearly 400 academic, technical and administrative staff
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, coaching, and overseeing professional development and training. Skills and experience required You will have in-depth knowledge of the external research and innovation funding environment and have proven
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. The post offers a unique opportunity for the successful applicant to develop professionally and demonstrate direct impact on the student experience in a dynamic and supportive environment. Main duties
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environments, and prepare and disseminate appropriate learning and teaching materials including managing course portals on the University’s Virtual Learning Environment, as well as provide effective feedback
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also essential. You should be committed to providing excellent service standards and build relationships with people from a range of environments, cultures and backgrounds. The ability to speak a
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the University, as well as undertaking upgrades and changes to user computing environments. Responsibilities will include planning, configuration, testing, and support of a wide variety of Enterprise applications
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an informal and supportive student environment. You will be responsible for the ongoing development, delivery, administration, and evaluation of targeted mentoring programmes for University of Hertfordshire