Event Assistant STRAND CAMPUS On Campus Open Day Job - London - Central

Job Description

We are looking for Event Assistants to provide support at our On-Campus Undergraduate Open Day event on Saturday 7 September 2024 where prospective students will experience King's and discover their study options.

There are a number of jobs required for this event. It includes:

Accommodation Tour Guide
Admissions Assistant
Gym Tour Assistant (take visitors from Bush House to Strand gym)
HQ Assistant
Information Point Assistant
Open Day Steward
Registration Assistant
Room Assistant

The majority of the above roles will be working from 09:00 with the exception of HQ and Registration Assistants who will need to start at 08:00. All roles include a 1 hour unpaid lunch break and lunch vouchers will be provided.

In order to fulfil the requirements for this role, you will be required to watch a short briefing video which will be sent to you upon allocation. Unfortunately, we cannot pay you for this time.

For any queries relating to this role, please contact the Open Day Team at openday@kcl.ac.uk

Qualifications

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Skills

Worked with King's Culture before.