DBS is currently recruiting a Business Calculus lecturer to teach and assess learners from the USA according to a defined curriculum. The lecturer will join a team of twelve lecturers in the Department who share a passion for teaching, learning and research. The Study Abroad Department is the academic unit within Dublin Business School (DBS) tasked with teaching, administering and assessing undergraduate students from the United States of America in conjunction with partner universities and colleges. Further details and application instructions here.
POSITION FILLED - FIE Internship and Programme Coordinator
FIE Dublin is seeking an Internship and Programme Coordinator responsible for developing and managing FIE’s internship provision in Dublin, and overseeing all aspects of internship delivery from sourcing placements to collecting student evaluations, effectively building FIE Dublin’s internship provision from the ground. The IPC will also work alongside FIE Dublin staff and assist in all aspects of operational delivery. Details and application instructions here.
POSITION FILLED - IFSA-Butler Student Coordinator - Galway
IFSA-Butler are looking for a part time team member in Galway. The successful person will be the first point of contact for our students studying at NUIG. They will help at our student orientations and our events. Flexibility and the ability to respond to student queries promptly is vital for this role, as is excellent local knowledge. This position is suited to a post graduate student with fluent English.
To apply, please email a cover letter and CV to Maria Keane, mkeane@ifsa-butler.org
POSITION FILLED - IFSA-Butler Student Advisor
IFSA-Butler is seeking a full-time student advisor. The Student Advisor will be a member of a small team acting as the initial point of contact for North American study abroad students and will provide them with support throughout their time in Ireland. The position is suited to someone with first class customer service skills and an ability to order competing demands in an organised and professional manner. The post requires previous experience of providing administrative support and assistance within a similar working environment. The role requires someone who can work well with others in a friendly, approachable manner. The candidate should be flexible and open to change and able to meet all deadlines, including during busy periods. The candidate will be a third level university graduate and will have played an active part in campus life while studying at university. Further details and application instructions are available here.
Student Safety Survey
ASAPI executive committee members Claire McGowan and Suzi Breslin will be presenting an overview of current emergency best practice among our community at our Emergency Services Workshop. Please take 10 minutes to complete their survey so we can share a full and accurate picture of our community's commitment to student safety. Please complete it as soon as possible and no later than April 24th.