- Deputy Head of the Student Mobility team- Responsible for development and growth of short term mobility, particularly leading on relationship management with partner organisations, coordinating academic project development and overall providing accessible international experiences to Warwick students.- Institutional Lead on the Turing Scheme (Department for Education funded project ) providing funding support to 1000+ Warwick students engaging in international study, work… Show more - Deputy Head of the Student Mobility team- Responsible for development and growth of short term mobility, particularly leading on relationship management with partner organisations, coordinating academic project development and overall providing accessible international experiences to Warwick students.- Institutional Lead on the Turing Scheme (Department for Education funded project ) providing funding support to 1000+ Warwick students engaging in international study, work, volunteering and research opportunities.- Manage a fantastic team who coordinate Warwick run short term mobility experience projects and lead on ensuring excellent student engagement with those on mobility overseas as well as exchange students joining us at Warwick. Show less

- Significant people management and project management experience.- Lead on the University of Warwick’s four year Pathways to Law programme for students in Years 10-13 students from disadvantaged backgrounds to give them a better appreciation of legal study and legal practice. - Lead on the University of Warwick's Pathways to Banking and Finance Programme which works with 15-18 year old students from disadvantaged backgrounds who are interested in studying Business/Economics or… Show more - Significant people management and project management experience.- Lead on the University of Warwick’s four year Pathways to Law programme for students in Years 10-13 students from disadvantaged backgrounds to give them a better appreciation of legal study and legal practice. - Lead on the University of Warwick's Pathways to Banking and Finance Programme which works with 15-18 year old students from disadvantaged backgrounds who are interested in studying Business/Economics or pursuing careers within financial services. - Faculty Link Officer supporting all departments within the Faculty of Arts with developing their outreach activity.- Work to ensure that these young people get a real insight in to the profession and the different routes in to it, as well as being aware of the barriers they will need to overcome. - Plan events on campus and within schools for young people, parents and teachers. Show less

- Leading and managing the implementation of Enterprise initiatives that contribute to the student experience and their employability.- Develop, deliver and connect a spectrum of programmes, events and opportunities to support students with entrepreneurial ideas.- Provide 1:1 or small group enterprise consultations for any student or staff member wishing to discuss an enterprise idea and facilitate the necessary referrals to enable individuals’ ideas to be accelerated. Once referred… Show more - Leading and managing the implementation of Enterprise initiatives that contribute to the student experience and their employability.- Develop, deliver and connect a spectrum of programmes, events and opportunities to support students with entrepreneurial ideas.- Provide 1:1 or small group enterprise consultations for any student or staff member wishing to discuss an enterprise idea and facilitate the necessary referrals to enable individuals’ ideas to be accelerated. Once referred provide appropriate monitoring and support for emerging start-up enterprises.- Work to increase range of employers seeking to support Warwick students to develop their enterprise capabilities.- Oversee the day-to-day development of the Enterprise at Warwick virtual space, which incorporates acting as the key point of liaison between the Warwick Enterprise Pathway and the Student Enterprise Network as well as official University support for Enactus. - Use knowledge and understanding of commercial education and enterprise to inform and shape strategies for student engagement and to provide specialist support and information to employers.- Manage expenditure in line with the annual budget plan, maintaining accurate and up-to-date financial records, and producing financial reports to account for budget expenditure. Show less

• Providing professional face to face support to students on drafting of CVs, covering letters and application forms, enabling them to be successful in their applications.• Managing own workload, offering informal drop in sessions and bookable appointments to students for support on networking, interviewing and other employability skills.• Deliver workshops to students on how to maximise their employability.• Work within Student Careers and Skills to improve DLHE statistics for… Show more • Providing professional face to face support to students on drafting of CVs, covering letters and application forms, enabling them to be successful in their applications.• Managing own workload, offering informal drop in sessions and bookable appointments to students for support on networking, interviewing and other employability skills.• Deliver workshops to students on how to maximise their employability.• Work within Student Careers and Skills to improve DLHE statistics for graduate employment. Show less

Sitting on the board of trustees to shape the strategic plan and meet the objectives of the organisation. Voluntary role alongside employment.

• Managed busy caseload co-ordinating care and therapy packages for brain injured individuals, enabling them to live as independently as possible within the community.• Advocated for clients to support them with identifying and reaching their goals. • Developed creative problem solving skills to maintain client health and wellbeing. • Worked daily with people within the community, either in an acute hospital, community rehabilitation or home settings who were facing very difficult… Show more • Managed busy caseload co-ordinating care and therapy packages for brain injured individuals, enabling them to live as independently as possible within the community.• Advocated for clients to support them with identifying and reaching their goals. • Developed creative problem solving skills to maintain client health and wellbeing. • Worked daily with people within the community, either in an acute hospital, community rehabilitation or home settings who were facing very difficult acute changes to their personal circumstances, which presented a pressurised work environment. Show less

• Spent 2 years working in the Serious Injury department as Trainee Solicitor before qualifying as a Solicitor in April 2012, during which time I was nominated for Birmingham Law Society’s Trainee Solicitor of the Year Award.• Managed a busy caseload of approximately 30 cases which included catastrophic brain injury, amputee and serious orthopaedic injuries, which honed effective time management and prioritising skills. • Effectively communicated and built rapport with clients from all… Show more • Spent 2 years working in the Serious Injury department as Trainee Solicitor before qualifying as a Solicitor in April 2012, during which time I was nominated for Birmingham Law Society’s Trainee Solicitor of the Year Award.• Managed a busy caseload of approximately 30 cases which included catastrophic brain injury, amputee and serious orthopaedic injuries, which honed effective time management and prioritising skills. • Effectively communicated and built rapport with clients from all walks of life, with varying degrees of difficulty.• Worked independently with limited supervision to secure settlements for clients in excess of £1 million, and exceeded my cost targets every year to support team’s targets. Show less

• Four monthly training seats within the following departments: Public Law, Industrial Disease/Workplace Illness, Serious Injury/Neurotrauma.

• Assisted a Solicitor in the Public Law department with a variety of health and welfare work.• Successfully built a rapport with these clients and worked within the legal aid funding framework with time and profitability issues to provide an excellent client service.

• Provided support and information to future students both ahead of and immediately following receipt of exam results during the busiest period of the admissions calendar. • Effectively worked within a pressurised working environment where student tensions were high providing practical advice to unsuccessful entrants to move forward with their education.