Academic Support Worker

Looking for a flexible role that fits around your schedule while making a genuine impact on students in higher education?

Randstad Student & Worker Support is recruiting reliable and committed Academic Note Takers and Study Assistants to provide essential academic support to students with disabilities and mental health conditions

About the Role

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Produce Quality Notes

Write neat, accurate, and legible handwritten notes during lectures, seminars, and group tasks.

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Format & Review

Review notes immediately after sessions to ensure they are accessible, structured, and easy for the student to use.

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Maintain Professional Boundaries

Build a supportive, professional relationship with students while adhering to university policies and procedures.

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Collaborate & Safeguard

Work closely with Randstad to manage individual student needs, report concerns promptly, and maintain strict confidentiality.

Requirements

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Key Skills

Neat handwriting, good typing speed, accurate spelling, and strong grammar.

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Core Qualities

High punctuality, reliability, excellent organizational skills, and the ability to work quickly under time constraints.

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Desirable Experience

Prior experience working with individuals with specific learning difficulties in higher or further education.

Why Join Randstad?

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Flexible Hours

Multiple roles available with varying hours to suit your schedule.

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Competitive Compensation

£12.71 per hour (plus 28 days holiday pay pro rata).

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Professional Growth

Free access to higher education lectures, e-learning modules, and CPD opportunities.

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Trusted Provider

Work for the UK's leading support provider with dedicated consultant support.

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Referral Bonus

Earn £300 in shopping vouchers through our 'Refer a Friend' scheme (T&Cs apply).

How to Apply

If you have the skills to support students in higher education and want to make a real difference in their academic lives, apply today!

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Email CV

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Phone

0161 247 8800 (Ask for Vaishnavi)

Successful applicants will be invited to a telephone assessment, followed by a typing test and an interview to discuss suitability.