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Theatre Subject Rep

£25,642 - £25,642
 

Job Description

Represent the University  at the  NYT's Playing Up and Stepping Up Progression Event 2023



Taking to students, demonstrating the learning and teaching at London Met, collecting contact details



Please note:- this job was for work completed in 2023 and can only be accepted if you have completed the Met Temp process and are deemed as 'compliant' 




Qualifications

Current or recent graduate of th Theatre and Performance art course



Recommendation by the academic tutor



Skills

Current or recent graduate of th Theatre and Performance art course



Recommendation by the academic tutor



Confident communication and interpersonal skills 



Welcoming with a positive attitude to your course and London Met



Flexible approach to working 



 

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We wish to appoint a student who will support the South London Stroke Register (SLSR) team within the School of Life Course and Population Sciences with the entry and verification of research data. The SLRS, led by the stroke research group at King?s College London, is the largest and longest running registry of stroke patients internationally, with over 8,600 patients registered since 1995. It aims to recruit all patients with a first stroke in a defined geographical area of South London to estimate the incidence, acute care and short- and long-term needs of stroke survivors in a multi-ethnic inner-city population. The cohort is used by multi-disciplinary groups to address relevant questions to the local population and stroke survivors, and also at a national and international level. The post holder will work within a multi-disciplinary team and in close collaboration with the data and programme manager and fieldworkers of the SLSR. Key duties will involve: ? Entry of questionnaire data into the study software (Teleform) ? Verification and review of the entered research/health data



Qualifications

No specific qualifications are required for the job. 



Skills

No specific prior experience or skills required. General IT knowledge expected and basic medical knowledge is useful; we will instruct the applicant in the relevant software (Teleform).
 

As part of a research project on interoperable technologies and standards development for virtual worlds and the Metaverse, Medialab requires desk-based research on development practices by key technology vendors. You will be required to conduct technology Horizon Scans, investigate marketing communications, and developer roadmaps to determine strategic direction of a company involved in Metaverse development. 

You will be required to complete a report on your findings, full guidance on the format of this report will be provided. 

The rate of pay for this role is ?17.51 per hour, it is envisaged that this role will take between 30-45 hours to complete. 

Undertake supervised research in accordance with programme goals as a research team and project member

Investigate key subject areas using the Government Office for Science Futures Toolkit ? Horizon Scan methodology

Collaborate on original research and provide recommendation to other staff and on own specialist areas of expertise

Participate in internal networks for the exchange of information and to quickly form working relationships.



Qualifications

Degree or equivalent in Computer Science or relevant area.

Have or be about to obtain a postgraduate qualification involving an element of research training.

Experience in conducting literature reviews, quantitative and qualitative data collection and demonstrate high level of analytical capability.

Ability to assess, organise, analyse resources, and communicate effectively, in written form, digital presentations and oral presentations. 

Independent time management skills, attention to detail and ability to contribute to group activities.

Evidence of being able to work flexibly and to meet deadlines. 

Willingness to work as part of a team.



Skills

Undertake supervised research in accordance with programme goals as a research team and project member

Investigate key subject areas using the Government Office for Science Futures Toolkit ? Horizon Scan methodology

Collaborate on original research and provide recommendation to other staff and on own specialist areas of expertise

Participate in internal networks for the exchange of information and to quickly form working relationships.

The role may involve: 

  • Writing descriptions of research clusters and other initiatives of the department. 
  • Collecting information from colleagues about their research strengths and publicising these. 
  • Identifying and acquiring visuals and other graphics for the website. 
  • Recording audiovisual material and interviews with staff in the department. 
  • Managing and establishing social media accounts for the department.


Qualifications

PGR student at King's.



Skills

The ideal candidate will have: 

  • Experience or interest in recording video and audio material. 
  • Knowledge of different social media platforms. 
  • Good teamworking skills and some basic IT skills. 

 

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