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Post Title: Principal Technical Officer (Research) SBU/Department: School of Physics, Engineering, and Computer Science FTE: 1 FTE (working 37 hours per week) Duration of Contract: Permanent Salary
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& responsibilities: • Process Biometric Residency Permits (BRPs) in accordance with Home Office guidance. • Assisting with the distribution of student and dependant (BRPs) • Data entry
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professional development and support for your physical and mental wellbeing, Herts is the ideal place to transform your career. Main duties and responsibilities Working in the Support team as a front line
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enquirers, applicants, and students to support them throughout the applications process, whilst working alongside academic admissions tutors to ensure accurate and timely decisions are made and university
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the Senior Careers and Placements Officer will deal proactively with current students to encourage take up of placements and support with all aspects of the administrative placement process. As a senior member
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enquirers, applicants, and students to support them throughout the applications process, whilst working alongside academic admissions tutors to ensure accurate and timely decisions are made and university
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, signing students up to trips, giving information on local amenities, and the Registration process (i.e. queue management and meet and greet). Airport Pick Up / Arrivals – Meeting and greeting students and
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that the physical and educational needs of each child are understood and catered for. You will immediately report any accidents, safety hazards or observations of children being unwell to the Room Leader/Nursery
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process for existing programmes and the development and implementation of future ones. Furthermore, they will be expected to actively engage and contribute to the Architecture+ Research group and other
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, offering expert advice to interpret key compliance policies, and bridging the gap between different teams, ensuring seamless communication and collaboration throughout the development process. You will be