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Social Media AV Support Assistant

£27,144 - £27,144
London - Central
Temporary / Interim
 

Job Description

The Beyond 1932 ERC/UKRI project under the lead of Professor Martin Stokes and the curatorial direction of Dr Rim Irscheid for the project’s artist residencies is looking for a student with experience in filming and recording live events and sufficient experience in social media engagement. The Beyond 1932 project is based at King’s Music Department, looking at the sonic legacy of Cairo’s 1932 Congress and contemporary artists’ engagement with archives, music pedagogy and other aspects of musical and knowledge production in the Middle East and North Africa.



As part of the Artist Residency Series that will take place across Café OTO (Hackney) and the British Library, the successful candidate will be equipped with a video camera and record parts of the event for archival and social media purposes.





The tasks involve the following:




  1. Attending the events on 2 days in May (11 May, other day tbc) to film sound installation and talk using equipment provided by the research team. Each event will last approx. 6 hours)


  2. Filming the sound check and live event



  3. Given full control over the projects Instagram account in this period, the student will upload stories on the Beyond 1932 social media and create 1-2 posts about the events. This includes selecting pictures and writing captions for the post.

  4. Liaising with the AV team on site (Cafe OTO/BL) to arrange for external sound recorder to be connected to main A/V system.



Payment is 13.92 per hour and timesheets will be submitted via King’s Talent Bank. Registration to King’s Talent bank is necessary to apply for this role.



Qualifications

Undergoing BA at King's. 



Skills

Experience in filming and recording live events.



sufficient experience in social media engagement, knowledge of Instagram. 



An interest in experimental music and/or cultures from Middle East and North Africa is not required but desirable.



If you are interested in the role, please email Rim Irscheid at rim.j.irscheid@kcl.ac.uk with a paragraph outlining your experience and motivation to get involved as Social Media & A/V Support Assistant.

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Event Assistant

£27,144 - £27,144
London - Central
Hospitality, Catering & Events
Temporary / Interim



Event assistant for an SSPP event on 25 June (Tuesday) in The Exchange, Strand campus. Shift timings are 5-8pm BST.



Duties include checking in guests, helping with the roving mic. 



Event details: 'General Election 2024: Manifestos Under The Microscope'.  



In this event on 25 June polling expert Sophie Stowers (King's Policy Institute) will moderate an expert discussion on the proposed policies in their published manifestos. The panel will seek to answer whether what the parties are proposing is feasible, affordable, or evidence-based. The event will cut through some of the noise of the campaign to provide insights into key policy areas including security, the environment, immigration and the economy.



More: https://www.kcl.ac.uk/events/general-election-2024-manifestos-under-the-microscope



Qualifications

Students who have not completed the Right to work check will not be considered.



Skills

Preference to SSPP students. Prior event experience is desirable but not essential. 

WP King's Scholars

£27,144 - £27,144
London - Central
Hospitality, Catering & Events
Temporary / Interim

The KCLWP Pre-16 Team are looking for a group of ambassadors to support at our annual Family Day on Saturday 13th July 2024. The shift time will run from 08:45am-3:30pm. Family day will take place on the Stand Campus.



If you are selected for this shift, there is a compulsory PAID briefing on Friday 12th July from 2:00pm-3:30pm on the Strand Campus. Please do not apply for this shift unless you can attend this complusory PAID breifing. 



We will be expecting around 200 guests for a fun and informative day filled with academic skills sessions, subject workshops, parent talks, free lunch etc.



Ambassadors will be supporting with:




  • - Registering guests on arrival

  • - Directing guests to the right rooms

  • - Supporting with the pupil sessions/workshops

  • - Leading campus tours

  • - Sharing your experience as a student at King's

  • - Setting up and packing down the event and more...

  • Any confident medic ambassors will also be potential used to lead clinical skills workshops.



This will be a fun shift where you will get to work with many of our Scholars and their families. Lunch will be provided for you on the day.



If you are selceted for this shift, you will be sent a Microscoft form to fill out with some additional details.



Please do not apply for this shift if you are unavailable to attend the compulsory PAID briefing on Friday 12th July from 2:00pm-3:30pm on the Strand. Campus.



Qualifications

N/A



Skills

N/A

Events Assistant

£27,144 - £27,144
London - Central
Hospitality, Catering & Events
Temporary / Interim

We require an Events Assistant for an event by the King's India Institute on 6 June for a 3-hour shift.



Event assistant for '2024 and beyond: The implications of India's election results'. The assignment is for 4:30-7.30pm on Thursday, June 6. 



The role involves helping with the event setup, checking in guests at the front desk in the Strand building from 5.20pm onwards and helping with the roving mic during the Q&A.



The lecture venue is Edmond J Safra Lecture Theatre, Strand Campus.



Event details: https://www.kcl.ac.uk/events/2024-and-beyond-the-implications-of-indias-election-results 



Qualifications

None



Skills

The candidate must have completed the Right to Work check. 



Students from the School of Global Affairs will be given preference. 



Prior event experience is not essential but favourable. 

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