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Specialist Notetaker

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Bangor University
Part time, temporary
GBP12.71 per hour
Want to improve your knowledge for free by being a part of higher education lectures? Then Randstad may just have the perfect role for you.
Randstad Student and Worker Support are looking for reliable and committed individuals to work with students in Bangor to provide manual note taking support for students living with disabilities.
Benefits
- Flexible working hours
- 28 days holiday pay pro rata
- GBP12.71 per hour
- Working for the UK's leading provider
- Opportunities to work flexibly depending on the students timetable
- Chance to learn something new every day.
Responsibilities
Working as a manual notetaker you will be providing an essential service to students with disabilities.
- Producing accurate and legible notes for lectures, seminars/tutorials and group tasks
- Reviewing notes at the end of the lecture and ensuring that they are in a suitable format for the student to access effectively
- Maintaining a professional role as a note taker and being aware of the need to maintain this professional relationship with the student at all times
- Acting in the best interests of learners at all times whilst also working within the policies and procedures of the Universities
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Required Skills
- Have neat handwriting: able to produce notes in a legible and presentable manner
- Accurate spelling and grammar skills
- Punctuality and reliability
- Great time management skills
- Good organisational skills
- Understanding of role boundaries.
Preferred Skills
- Educated to degree level (Desirable)/ have been enrolled/attending university/college
Successful applicants will be invited to take part in a telephone assessment and also interviewed to discuss suitability for the role.
If you have the above skills and are interested in adding good deeds in your life by supporting students with their Higher Education please apply now or send a copy of your CV
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