Student Money Coach: Budgeting, Workshops & Wellbeing

University of Bristol; Clifton; On-site; GBP 30,000 - 38,000; Full time

Job summary

University of Bristol is seeking a Student Money Coach to help strengthen student financial wellbeing. You will deliver 1:1 money coaching sessions, engaging workshops, outreach initiatives, and proactive interventions to support students in developing budgeting skills and confidence to manage money effectively.

Working with the Advice and Money Team, you will identify students at financial risk, contribute to campaigns, and enhance access to financial education resources.

Responsibilities

• Provide one-to-one financial guidance, helping students budget, access funding, and navigate financial challenges.
• Support students at financial risk, including those affected by gambling, gaming harms, or other high-risk financial behaviours.
• Develop financial guidance materials, such as budgeting tools and resources, ensuring accuracy and accessibility.
• Design and deliver financial education programmes, including workshops, outreach events, and digital resources.
• Collaborate with colleagues across student support, academic departments, and external organisations to strengthen financial wellbeing provision.
• Contribute to University-wide campaigns such as National Student Money Week and other initiatives to promote positive financial behaviours.
• Maintain accurate records of students supported and activities delivered to support impact monitoring and reporting.
• Monitor engagement and use data insights to evaluate impact and inform service improvements.

Job description

University of Bristol is seeking a Student Money Coach to help strengthen student financial wellbeing. You will deliver 1:1 money coaching sessions, engaging workshops, outreach initiatives, and proactive interventions to support students in developing budgeting skills and confidence to manage money effectively.

Working with the Advice and Money Team, you will identify students at financial risk, contribute to campaigns, and enhance access to financial education resources.