Engagement Co-ordinator - Luton, United Kingdom - University of Bedfordshire

University of Bedfordshire

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Luton, United Kingdom

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Description

Application closing date

07/04/2023

Location

Luton

Salary

Grade 5 - £25,285 to £28,929, pro rata per annum

Contract

Visiting Other Contract, Part Time - 22.5hrs per week

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Job information

You will deliver administrative support for the effective operation of the Pathways4Recovery programme as part of our research and innovation activities.

Pathways4Revovery is a European Social Funded programme to help support both unemployed and economically inactive people into employment or self-employment.

The University of Bedfordshire, with the support of its Business School, will focus on supporting people into self-employment.

You will maintain and monitor progress of engagement activity with a range of external organisations, business initiatives/projects and funders in relation to the Pathways4recovery programme.

The role will include supporting the project manager with running the programme and duties will include arranging events, administration of participants sign up to the programme, dealing with queries and providing support as required.

As well as general clerical and administrative support, you will engage with the wider department to build a coordinated and easily navigable set of systems and processes to meet the Pathways4Recovery objectives.

As a campus-based University, we work where our academics, businesses and students need us, therefore the role is based in-office at our Luton Campus.

Interviews will be held on Tuesday 11th
April 2023.
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