FAQs
What are the main responsibilities of the Student Support Worker?
The main responsibilities include performing chemical laboratory research activities, taking laboratory notes, collecting data, supporting the student during assessments, and assisting in safely evacuating the student in case of an emergency.
What qualifications are required for this position?
Applicants must have a Master's degree in Chemistry, along with empathetic communication skills and the necessary knowledge and experience to undertake laboratory tasks under instruction.
What is the duration of the employment?
The position is full-time from September 2024 to 31 May 2025.
How many hours per week is the position?
This is a full-time role requiring 35 hours of work per week.
Will training be provided for the Student Support Worker?
Yes, training will be provided on the equipment used for the project as well as on Health & Safety regulations.
Is experience in laboratory work a requirement for the role?
Yes, knowledge and experience in undertaking laboratory tasks under instruction are required.
What type of communication skills are necessary for this position?
Empathetic communication skills are necessary to effectively support the student.
Are there any special considerations for the emergency evacuation process?
Yes, the role holder will have shared responsibility for safely evacuating the student in the event of an emergency.
Is this position open to students currently enrolled in a Chemistry program?
No, this position requires applicants to have already obtained a Master's degree in Chemistry.
How can I apply for this position?
Interested candidates should refer to the King’s College London career page or application portal for application instructions and submission details.