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CASUAL - Teaching Support (Events) - Grade 5

Durham
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Event Teaching Support Grade 5

Responsibilities

  • Maintain registers and monitor attendance
  • Support the delivery of specific elements of the teaching programme as specified by the relevant department
  • Assist with the production of L&T materials
  • Assist and direct student projects as required
  • Help ensure appropriate student conduct and adherence to ethical guidelines, implementing the University’s code of conduct and reporting any concerns to the academic mentor
  • Monitoring the welfare of the student(s) and report any concerns immediately

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Role Description

Developing interactive materials for 10-minute round robin mini-workshops to be delivered to groups of 10-13-year-old school pupils at Darlington's Destination STEM event on 13-14 Oct 2026.

Setting up the mini-workshops on 12 Oct at Hopetown, Darlington.

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Training and supporting undergraduate and post-graduate students and staff in delivering the activities to the multiple groups.

Ensuring all Durham University staff/students are supported and take breaks during the event.

Reporting back to the project leads on numbers attending and staff/student experience of the event.

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Durham, England, United Kingdom

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