Student Wellbeing Adviser: Empower Students

Diversity Dashboard; Sheffield; On-site; GBP 26,000 - 36,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Annual leave entitlement

Pensions scheme

Flexible working opportunities

Wellbeing support and development

Job summary

The University of Sheffield is seeking a Wellbeing Adviser to positively impact students' lives by promoting healthy university engagement. You will work across Faculties and connect with the central Student Health, Wellbeing and Support Service to identify students at risk and link them with the most appropriate support pathways.

This role requires significant experience in wellbeing or mental health work, excellent interpersonal skills, empathy and pragmatism, and the ability to collaborate

Qualifications

• Relevant and significant experience in wellbeing or mental health work.
• Excellent interpersonal skills, empathy and pragmatism.
• Knowledge of student welfare and wellbeing issues.
• Experience in dealing with risk and collaborating with colleagues across faculties and central teams.

Responsibilities

• Provide support for student wellbeing, promoting healthy and positive engagement.
• Proactively identify students or groups who may be struggling with university life and studies.
• Offer timely support to ensure students with wellbeing needs gain access to the most appropriate support pathways.
• Refer students to wider student support services where appropriate, enabling students to achieve their academic potential.
• Provide one to one student appointments assessing and supporting wellbeing.
• Plan and deliver wellbeing groups, initiatives and activities.
• Offer input to staff on wellbeing matters and contribute to embedding wellbeing into teaching.
• Support mental health promotion activities to proactively support student wellbeing.

Skills

Interpersonal skills

Empathy

Collaboration

Discretion and diplomacy

Job description

The University of Sheffield is seeking a Wellbeing Adviser to positively impact students' lives by promoting healthy university engagement. You will work across Faculties and connect with the central Student Health, Wellbeing and Support Service to identify students at risk and link them with the most appropriate support pathways.

This role requires significant experience in wellbeing or mental health work, excellent interpersonal skills, empathy and pragmatism, and the ability to collaborate