Access Projects Assistant

£27,181 rising to £29,605 (depending on experience, salary increment on completion of probation after 6 months)

Oxford Brookes University is recruiting an Access Project Assistant to work as part of the Access Projects team within the Access & Outreach team. You’ll be joining a highly motivated and friendly team. We split our time flexibly between working from home and working in our open plan office as well as being on campus regularly for events.

As one of the largest employers in Oxford, we pride ourselves in the great experience we offer our staff. You’ll be joining a friendly, professional environment where every member of staff is recognised as important to the success of Oxford Brookes University. This is an exciting opportunity to work within the Access and Outreach Team for our Marketing, Recruitment and Engagement directorate.

Overall Purpose of the post of Access Projects Assistant:

The Access & Outreach team work to attract and convert a diverse pool of applicants across the University’s Undergraduate portfolio. This includes encouraging recruitment of students from under-represented groups in order to meet the University's Access & Participation Plan targets.

As part of the Access Projects Team, the Access Projects Assistant supports the team in delivering sustained and intensive access projects designed to recruit students from under-represented groups in order to meet the University’s access and participation targets. This involves working with the team to plan and deliver our sustained and intensive access programmes, Brookes Engage and Summer Schools, as well as supporting our progressive provision for mature students and our sustained access programme for care-experienced students.

Qualifications and Experience for the post of Access Projects Assistant:

We want to hear from candidates who have;

• Excellent organisational skills with the ability to prioritise a diverse workload
• Awareness of higher education student recruitment and widening participation context
• Experience of supporting the organisation of events
• Good verbal and written communication skills for a variety of audiences
• Data administration skills including databases and excel spreadsheets