Not On Ambassador (Guild of Students) [GUI1401GOF/RS]

‘Not On’ Campaign
‘Not On’ is a joint campaign, launched by the University of Birmingham and the Guild of Students. It aims to promote an environment in which sexual harassment of any kind is deemed to be wholly unacceptable and to enable students to have the knowledge, ability and confidence to report and take action against all forms of sexual harassment.
GENERAL DUTIES
1. Deliver small-group educational workshops with other Ambassadors to all students, for example those living in halls or are part of societies and sports teams, on the topics of sexual consent, sexual harassment and bystander intervention
2. Deliver presentations to larger audiences of students encouraging bystander intervention and campaign promotion
3. Help promote and schedule workshops or presentations
4. Attend and complete compulsory training as required
5. Attend work looking clean, smart and wearing the uniform; name badges must be worn at all times
6. Carry out other duties which naturally fall within the reasonable expectations of the post
7. Observe and comply with Guild health & safety procedures, as there is a responsibility to work safely at all times and report any potential hazards, faults or problems to core staff
University of Birmingham
Person Specification: Not On Ambassador
The person specification describes the knowledge, experience & abilities that the Guild is looking for in the student staff we employ. To be successful, during the selection process (application form & interview) you should demonstrate:
? Confidence at delivering workshops and presentations to students
? Strong communication skills
? Ability to work in a team, but also on own initiative.
? Empathy and be approachable
? Flexibility, commitment and punctuality
? Ability to balance academic work with your responsibility to the Guild as your employer throughout the academic year
? A desire to further the aims of the ‘Not On’ Campaign
? Keen to contribute to the development of the Guild.

Did you know you can claim up to 90 PSA points for this? For more information please visit www.intranet.birmingham.ac.uk/psa