Become a Student Wellbeing Intern

The Students' Union requires three Student Interns to support the work of the Student Advice service. These new roles are:

•    Student Wellbeing Intern (Volunteer Development)
•    Student Wellbeing Intern (Web Development)
•    Student Wellbeing Intern (Creative Content).

The post holders will support the Head of Student Advice and Wellbeing in developing the roles as described in the rolde descriptions below. The successful candidates will be working closely with staff within Student Advice and may also be required to work with other stakeholders, including colleagues within the Students' Union and wider University community.

The successful candidates will be students of Cardiff University with strong administrative, organisational and inter-personal skills. They will have understand the environment in which the Student Advice service operates.

Please review the Role Description and Person Specification for details of the three seperate roles. The deadline for receipt of applications is 21:00 on Friday 23rd October 2020, and the provisional date for interviews is Wednesday 28th October 2020, taking place using Microsof.

Volunteer Devlopment - Job Description

Volunteer Development - Person Specification

Web Development - Job Description

Web Development - Person Specification

Creative Content - Job Description

Creative Content - Person Specification

Summary of Positions

Accountable to:      Head of Student Advice and Wellbeing

Salary Band:           £8.74/hour (plus 12% for holiday pay). Wages will be paid every two weeks on a Friday.

Hours:                     10-15 hours per week throughout term-time, with flexibility around individual timetables.

Location:                 Park Place (Students’ Union Building), CF10 3QN. In line with ongoing Welsh Government guidance, these roles are likely to start remotely.

Job Purpose

To provide support the Head of Student Advice in the delivery of student welfare, social responsibility and volunteer recruitment projects in accordance with the deliverables and objectives of the designated project plans. 

The Organisation

Cardiff University Students’ Union (CUSU) has a vision of working with every Cardiff student to enhance their university experience. As a student-led, independent part of the university, CUSU represents students and provides a diverse and inclusive range of activities and services that enrich student life. These include advice, training, skills development, volunteering opportunities, employment and other services that promote inclusion, friendship and personal development. CUSU is also the recognised voice of students at Cardiff University, joining students in campaigning about the issues important to them.

CUSU is based on Park Place and at the Heath Park campus, employing over 100 permanent staff and 300 student staff. The organisation holds 'Gold' status through Investors in People and the 'Excellent' accreditation under the National Union of Students, Quality Students’ Unions quality mark. CUSU aspires to have a positive impact on the wider community in Cardiff, and is consistently graded the number one Students’ Union in Wales and in the top five in the UK for student satisfaction.

Application

Please complete the online form below to submit your application. Remember to review the Role Profile and Person Specification for detail with respect to the role requirements. The deadline for receipt of applications is 21:00 on Tuesday 20th March 2018, and the provisional date for interviews is Thursday 22nd March 2018.