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We are an Artificial Intelligence NGO and organising weekly learning sessions - webinars.  Our events have a hybrid setup (in-person studio) and live streaming to audiences across the UK and worldwide. We invite guest speakers from Microsoft, IBM, UK Gov, etc, and we are looking for a professional and committed events manager to welcome our speakers, coordinate and host the event.  It is a voluntary role to manage physical and virtual events, speakers and event organisation (up to 5 hours a week) and we are looking for the following skills. Time Management, Office365 (Excel, Word and Powerpoint) skills, Excellent Communication, Events Marketing Project Management Terms: This is a short-term role for two-three months with initial training as part of the work experience with a weekly 10 hours - maximum commitment.  Payment Terms: If the workload exceeds 5 hours a week, we offer £12.5 per hour for additional hours...

Key Duties/Responsibilities: Handling inbound telephone calls. Respond to written customer queries & complaints coming via our websites and social channels. Provide technical assistance to customers who may be having difficulties using the website or with their membership account. Communicate information about JD Gym’s facilities & services. Accurately record reasons for customer contacts. Deal with written communication and general administrative duties. Actively encourage feedback from customers. You’ll be expected to own your work and the customers assigned to you, taking responsibility to reach a thorough, friendly, and professional outcome for every enquiry you deal with. You’ll be using a variety of computer systems to assist with your work, so being able to navigate around the latest technology and learn quickly, is essential. Full systems and policies training will be provided. Skills/Experience/Knowledge: Good written and verbal...

We are currently looking for students who are able to support the University’s Admissions Office activities over Confirmation & Clearing. This is to help us on A-level Results Day and on some days of the period before and after (19th July, then various dates between 18th August – 26th August).   Last year’s helpers told us how much they enjoyed talking to applicants on their results day and helping them make choices about their university career. The rate of pay is £9.53 per hour.  This paid role involves: An early start on the main results day Talking to potential students over the telephone and updating details online Quickly identifying caller needs through conversation fact finding Accurately inputting records of telephone calls using an online form Being flexible with regard to the variety and nature of tasks you are asked to do Ideally you would be willing and able to come on campus to work in a call-centre for all or some of these working days,...