Specialist One to One Study Skills Support (SS-ASC) QAF

Randstad Student & Worker Support; Belfast City District; On-site; GBP 36,000 - 51,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

CPD training

Pension scheme

Employee helpline

Online discounts

Refer a Friend bonus

Job summary

Randstad Student Support at the University of Ulster - Belfast seeks a Specialist Study Skills Support Worker to empower university students on the autism spectrum with tailored study strategies.

You will develop personalised plans, bolster research and writing skills, and foster independence in academic settings. The role offers flexible hours and competitive hourly pay with holiday accrual under PAYE.

Qualifications

• Must hold an undergraduate degree (Level 6 minimum).
• Must hold a recognised teaching qualification.
• Must have extensive training in adult autism (e.g., relevant modules or NADP autism training).

Responsibilities

• Develop individual learning plans and strategies for time management and organisation.
• Enhance students' research, reference, reading, and writing comprehension skills.
• Build student confidence and academic independence.

Skills

Time management

Organisation

Research skills

Education

Undergraduate Degree (Level 6 minimum)

Recognised Teaching Qualification

Extensive Training in Adult Autism

Job description

Specialist Study Skills Support Worker (ASC)

Location: University of Ulster - Belfast

Pay Rate: £28.00 per hour + £3.38 per hour accrued holiday pay

Join Randstad Student Support, the UK's leading provider of non-medical help, to empower university students on the Autism Spectrum and drive academic independence. Why Join Us?

• Competitive Pay: £28/hr + £3.38/hr holiday pay, paid weekly via PAYE.
• Total Flexibility: Choose your own working hours and schedule.
• Comprehensive Benefits: Free CPD training, pension scheme, employee assistance helpline, online discounts, and an unlimited "Refer a Friend" bonus scheme.

Your Role

Empower students to achieve academic success by:

• Developing individual learning plans and personalised strategies for time management and organisation.
• Enhancing research, reference, reading, and writing comprehension skills.
• Building student confidence and academic independence.

Essential Requirements (DSA-Funded Role)

Candidates must meet the Department for Education (DfE) qualification framework:

1. Undergraduate Degree (Level 6 minimum).
2. Recognised Teaching Qualification.
3. Extensive Training in Adult Autism (e.g., National Autistic Society modules, Optimum Training Course, or NADP autism training). View the full list of accepted routes here.