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August 2026 Reference: 0688-26 Information System Services (ISS) is looking for a Digital Learning Facilitator to join our Digital Learning Team. The team provides advice and guidance to staff on a range
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Time (0.3 FTE), Maternity Cover (provisional end date 30/04/2027) We are seeking to appoint a Learning Developer with maths expertise to join our friendly and collaborative Learning Development team
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Online Learning Support Manager Educational Research, within the School of Social Sciences, seeks to appoint a full-time Online Learning Support Manager to support students and staff with our thriving
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initially for one year, but there is a chance that it will be extended. Expertise in any of the following topics would be particularly welcome: statistics, data mining, machine learning, stochastic modelling
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services team to support IT and audio-visual equipment in various learning spaces. Additionally, you will work with the broader teams in ISS to help support the delivery of new and existing services
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robust Faculty structure, improving management and governance and contributing to the ongoing development of an inspiring and creative working environment for staff and high-quality learning experiences
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and consideration of others. This is a great opportunity for an experienced developer to have a transformative impact on the student experience of digital learning and further their own career with a
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digital content, learning materials and online experiences. Through training, guidance, consultancy and day-to-day support, you will help colleagues adopt inclusive-by-design approaches and develop
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to the delivery of high-quality individualised learning for each child who attends the Centre. The Pre-School Centre is open all year and caters for approximately 200 children between the ages of 3 months and 5
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has been designed to help students integrate learning from clinical placements through structured, facilitated clinical debriefing. It will enable students to understand patient journeys across primary