Resident Ambassator

Pertemps Bond; Greater Manchester; On-site; GBP 15,000 - 22,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Weekly pay

Flexible shifts across days, nights, &

Overtime opportunities

Immediate starts

Paid training

Experience in community engagement

Job summary

Pertemps Bond is seeking a friendly Resident Ambassador in Manchester to welcome and support new residents during their first weeks at university. You will engage with students, assist with settling into city life, and help plan inclusive events that strengthen community bonds.

You'll join a flexible, paid role with paid training, weekly pay, and development opportunities across days, nights and weekends, contributing to a positive student experience and leadership in city-wide student

Qualifications

• Friendly, approachable and passionate about helping others.
• Excellent communicators with strong interpersonal skills.
• Confident working independently and as part of a team.
• Organised, reliable and proactive.
• Enthusiastic about planning events and bringing people together.
• Passionate about creating an outstanding student experience.

Responsibilities

• Creating an inclusive and welcoming environment for residents.
• Supporting new residents during their first six weeks.
• Planning, promoting and delivering events throughout the academic year.
• Acting as the voice of the student community by sharing feedback.
• Working with the Student Experience Team Leader and attending performance reviews.
• Attending paid training sessions and orientation before arrival of new residents.
• Promoting student wellbeing and escalating welfare or safety concerns when required.
• Collaborating with Resident Ambassadors to share ideas and support the wider programme.
• Helping recruit and mentor future Resident Ambassadors.

Skills

Friendly

Approachable

Excellent communicator

Independent

Team player

Organised

Enthusiastic about events

Job description

Resident Ambassador

Location: Manchester Central

Pay Rate: £13.45 per hour

Shifts: Flexible working pattern across days, nights and weekends

What You\'ll Be Doing

• Creating an inclusive and welcoming environment where every resident feels they belong.


• Supporting new residents during their first six weeks by helping them settle into university life, navigate the city, develop life skills and build friendships.


• Planning, promoting and delivering engaging events throughout the academic year, including wellbeing activities, sustainability initiatives, cultural celebrations and social events.


• Acting as the voice of the student community by sharing feedback and helping to improve the resident experience.


• Working closely with the Student Experience Team Leader to complete your Resident Ambassador development programme and attend regular performance reviews.


• Attending paid training sessions, including summer training and orientation before the arrival of new residents.


• Promoting student wellbeing by understanding relevant policies and escalating any welfare or safety concerns when required.


• Collaborating with Resident Ambassadors across the city and nationally to share ideas, contribute feedback and support the wider programme.


• Helping recruit and mentor future Resident Ambassadors, leaving a lasting impact on the student community.

What We\'re Looking For

• Friendly, approachable and passionate about helping others.


• Excellent communicators with strong interpersonal skills.


• Confident working independently and as part of a team.


• Organised, reliable and proactive.


• Enthusiastic about planning events and bringing people together.


• Passionate about creating an outstanding student experience.

What We Offer

• Competitive pay of £13.45 per hour


• Weekly pay


• Flexible shifts across days, nights and weekends


• Overtime opportunities


• Immediate starts available


• Paid training and ongoing support


• Valuable experience in community engagement, leadership and event planning


• A fun, rewarding role where you can make a genuine difference to students\' lives