UCFB
Graduate Employability and Career Planning Advisor
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This is an exciting opportunity for a UCFB Graduate to join our Employability and Career Planning Team.
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You will utilise your knowledge and expertise to:
- Actively contribute to and support the delivery of the day-to-day Employability and Careers Planning services, at our Wembley campus
- Work in partnership with role counterparts at other campuses to ensure that the ECP Services available to students is comparable across all campuses
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Your role will require you to add value and be a team member from day 1. The role requires you to:
- Work collaboratively with all members of the ECP Department to deliver the Department’s first point of contact / front-line enquiry and advice service.
- Under direction from the ECP Manager/s and Senior ECP Advisor/s, contribute to both the design and day to day delivery of the Department’s employability and career planning advice and guidance service provision.
- Develop and manage new partnerships with employers in order to create work experience opportunities for students.
- Actively contribute to the department’s online presence through our social media channels.
- Actively contribute to the development / enhancement and maintenance of departmental ECP focused online and physical ‘reference’ collections, ECP hubs and portals.
- Ensure all support interactions or other appropriate data/data changes are logged accurately, appropriately and in a timely manner and produce relevant analyses and reports.
- Where appropriate represent the Pastoral and Wellbeing Support provision of the Student Support Department at relevant internal committees / groups.
- Support as required the delivery of Institution milestone activities/events e.g. Open/applicant days, outreach events, enrolment, induction, re-induction, and graduation.
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