Randstad Student Support are recruiting for Specialist-one-to-one Study Skills Support Workers to work with students who have SPLDS in the Birmingham area.
The role is set to begin at the start of the new academic year (from 1st September 2024) and is a hybrid role.
All successful candidates must be able to travel to the local University or college and offer both in person and online sessions flexibly to meet student preferences.
Randstad Student Support are recruiting for Specialist-one-to-one Study Skills Support Workers to work with students who have specific learning difficulties (SpLDs) studying at Universities and/or Colleges in Newcastle.
The role is set to begin at the start of the new academic year (from 1st September 2024) and is a hybrid role.
All successful candidates must be able to travel to the local University or college and offer both in person and online sessions flexibly to meet student preferences.
Posted by Randstad Student Support • £31.83/hr to £32.83/hr
Randstad Student Support are recruiting for Specialist-one-to-one Study Skills Support Workers to work with autistic students studying at Universities and/or Colleges in Teeside
The role is set to begin at the start of the new academic year (from 1st September 2024) and is a hybrid role.
All successful candidates must be able to travel to the local University or college and offer both in person and online sessions flexibly to meet student preferences.
Randstad Student Support are recruiting for Specialist-one-to-one Study Skills Support Workers to work with students who have specific learning difficulties (SpLDs) studying at UCLan and other nearby institutions.
The role is set to begin at the start of the new academic year (from 1st September 2024) and is a hybrid role.
All successful candidates must be able to travel to the local University or college and offer both in person and online sessions flexibly to meet student preferences.
Randstad Student Support are recruiting for Specialist-one-to-one Study Skills Support Workers to work with students who have specific learning difficulties (SpLDs) studying at Universities and/or Colleges in Norwich.
The role is set to begin at the start of the new academic year (1st September 2024) and is a hybrid role.
All successful candidates must be able to travel to the local University or college and offer both in person and online sessions.