University of Worcester
Residential Experience Assistant

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The University of Worcester is committed to being an outstanding place to study, focusing on helping students achieve their full potential. The institution combines strong human values with professional standards, creating a supportive and student-centered environment. It is a truly inclusive university where every individual is valued and encouraged to thrive within a dynamic and responsible community. Worcester has a national reputation as a friendly university where people feel genuinely welcome and happy.
Role Description
The Residential Experience Assistant is a full-time, on-site role based at the University of Worcester. This position supports students living in university residences by helping to create a safe, welcoming, and engaging living environment. Day-to-day responsibilities include:
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- Responding to student queries
- Signposting support services
- Assisting with community-building events
- Promoting positive behavior in line with university policies


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The role also involves working with residential and student support teams, monitoring communal areas, addressing basic welfare concerns, and contributing to initiatives that enhance the overall residential experience.
Qualifications
- Strong interpersonal and communication skills, with the ability to build rapport and work effectively with diverse student populations.
- Organisational and time-management skills to handle multiple tasks, respond to queries promptly, and support residential activities.
- Problem-solving and conflict-resolution abilities to address concerns, manage challenging situations, and follow appropriate escalation processes.
- Teamwork and collaboration skills to work closely with residential life, student support, and campus services staff.
- Basic IT proficiency (e.g., email, word processing, data entry) and ability to learn relevant university systems.
- Awareness of safeguarding, confidentiality, and equality, diversity, and inclusion principles in a residential setting.
- Previous experience in customer service, student support, hospitality, or residential life is beneficial.
- Ability to work some evenings and weekends in line with residential needs; familiarity with higher education environments is an advantage.
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