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Event Stewards - UWE Open Day 2026 (Saturday 10th October 2026)

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Location: Multiple locations across UWE and Bristol City Centre.
Dates: Saturday 10th October 2026
Event Type: Day Event
Shifts: 07:30 - 16:30 (approx)
Rate of pay: £15.21 per hour (£13.57 + £1.64 holiday pay)
About
We’re looking for energetic, confident team members to join us at one of UWE’s biggest days of the year! As an Event Steward, you’ll be the first face prospective students and their families see, welcoming them to campus and helping them navigate their Open Day with ease.
Arriving at a university is a huge milestone for potential students, equal parts exciting and overwhelming. You’ll play a key role in making the experience positive, memorable, and stress-free.
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Roles and Responsibilities
As an Event Steward, you’ll be the friendly, visible face of UWE Open Day – supporting visitors, championing the university, and keeping everything running smoothly.
Typical duties may include:
- Guest welcome & way-finding – greeting visitors, offering directions, and helping them move confidently around the campuses.
- Customer service – answering questions about the day, facilities, or transport with enthusiasm and clarity.
- Crowd support & safety – ensuring safe, steady movement of people around entrances, lecture halls, and campus hubs.
- Queue management – keeping queues flowing smoothly for popular talks, registration points, or catering areas.
- Problem-solving – spotting and reporting issues early, assisting anyone in need, and staying calm under pressure.
- Teamwork – working closely with Supervisors and fellow stewards to deliver a consistent, high-quality experience.
- Visitor experience – ensuring every guest leaves with a smile, whether by offering reassurance to nervous new students, helping a family find their next stop, or simply being a warm and approachable presence.


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Requirements
Candidate requirements:
- You must be a UK resident or have the right to work in the UK
- You must be able to provide at least two references from previous employers
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