We are looking for a diligent and proactive Administrator to join our People & Culture (HR) team on a 16 hour a week contract. You will be responsible for the general administration for the team, including the responsibility for the administration tasks for the monthly payroll as well the mandatory training records. Our ideal candidate will have previous payroll experience as well as an understanding for People/HR processes.
We are looking for two new student trustees in their first or second year of study, to join the board at Birmingham City University Students’ Union. Trustees have independent control over, and legal responsibility for, a charity’s management and administration. You will utilise your experience as a BCU student, your personal and professional skills, experience, and knowledge to support and assist BCUSU in developing and delivering our Mission, Vision and Values.
We are looking for a Student Adviser to join our Advice and Information team. Student Advisers are responsible for the provision of high-quality advice and representation to our students. You will join us in delivering a welcoming, accessible advice service covering issues such as student funding, housing and academic issues. Our preferred candidate will have at least 1 year advice and advocacy experience and experience of conducting one to one interviews with clients.
The Activities and Representation Coordinator is responsible for developing, supporting and working with some of our most engaged students including society leaders and student representatives. You will be responsible for supporting societies to grow and develop as well as progressing the Student Representation System, ensuring student voice is at the heart of what we do.
Do you have an interest in conducting research? Do you have skills in writing reports? Do you want to be involved in writing a national submission on behalf of all BCU students? If you answered yes to any of the above, then this role could be for you… The Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF) is a national exercise, introduced by the government in England. It's aim has been to assess excellence in teaching at Universities and assess how they ensure excellent outcomes for their students.