Usually 8:30 until 4pm but flexibility with hours and working days is essential to meet the needs of the role. The role may require working some evenings/weekends.
Salary
£25,000 pro rata
Starting September 2019
1-year contract (potential for renewal subject to funding)
The ULO will work alongside the Children in Care team to support children between the ages of 11 and 19. They will be responsible for the development and delivery of a new and exciting project, “Step Up, Move On”. “Step Up, Move On” provides children living in Foster Care with the opportunity to learn about higher education and the opportunities available to them once they leave the care system. Between years 7 and 13, children will have the opportunity to visit different university campuses, learn about the different courses available, have a sneak peek at student accommodation and learn about finances and the wide range of support available to them.
The ULO will also be responsible for maintaining and developing the links that HEY Children’s University has with The University of Hull. They will work with the different departments of the university, developing new and exciting learning experiences for primary school groups to take part in. They will also be responsible for recruiting new volunteers on campus and organising fundraising activities with students and academic departments.
Roles and responsibilities
To recruit children in Foster Care to engage in the “Step Up, Move On” (SUMO) programme
To plan and deliver outreach SUMO learning experiences, alongside of the Schools and College Liaison Service, ensuring that the interests of each young person are taken into consideration
To form positive relationships with young people, schools, colleges and universities who are engaging in SUMO.
To work alongside the Schools and College Liaison Service in order to evaluate the effectiveness of the programme in order to sustain future funding
To promote the SUMO programme by attending Designated Teacher meetings and fostering events
To support the Children in Care Team with the delivery of learning experiences during the busy summer holidays period
Planning new and exciting University learning experiences for both the Children in Care and the primary schools that take part in the main HEY Children’s University Programme
To recruit student volunteers to support with HEY Children’s University learning experiences
To organise fundraising events on campus alongside students and University of Hull staff
Essential
Experience working in Education sector (Teaching or TA qualification required)
Experience leading out of classroom activities
A passion for achieving positive outcomes for children coming from disadvantaged backgrounds
Flexible working hours/days
Full UK Driving Licence and access to a car
Strong Administration and ICT skills
Desirable
Experience working with secondary school aged children
Experience working with children living in the Care system
