Event Assistant STRAND On Campus Open Day Job - London - Central

Job Description

We are looking for event assistants to provide support at our on-campus undergraduate open day event on Saturday 14 October 2023 where prospective students will experience King’s and discover their study options.

There are a number of jobs required for this event, which includes:

Maughan Library Tour Guides (please note: this role will be allocated to current Campus Tour Guides only): show visitors around the library.

Information Point Assistants: answer visitor questions.

HQ Assistants: support the events team with ad hoc tasks.

Gym Tour Assistants: take visitors from Strand campus to the Strand gym.

Open Day Stewards: direct visitors to where they need to go and answer any questions they might have.

Registration Assistants: scan visitor's tickets and hand out brochures and wrist bands.

Room Assistants: help staff usher visitors into and out of the talk spaces.

Admissions Assistants: support admissions by talking to visitors and answering their questions.

Student Ambassador reps: look after the ambassador breakout space where students can store their belongings safely (this role can be shared between two ambassadors so you can take it in turns to do other jobs).

In order to fulfil the requirements for this role, please ensure you are available to attend one of our unpaid online briefing sessions which will cover health & safety and the details of your role. These will take place on the following dates, and we will be in touch with the times in the coming weeks:

27 Sept – 15:00-16:00

2 Oct – 12:00-13:00

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At King’s College London, we believe in harnessing the power of technology to enhance the student experience. Our King’s Student App is the heartbeat of our digital campus, connecting students, faculty, and staff with the resources they need to succeed. We're looking for enthusiastic and energetic King’s Student App Promoters to spread the word about our innovative app across different King’s campuses. This is a fantastic opportunity to engage with the King’s students and support them with trying the app, which ultimately will improve their student experience.

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Face of the app: Be the driving force behind promoting the King’s Student App on various campuses, creating excitement and buzz

Engage with Students: Interact with students, explain the different benefits of the app and how this can enhance their student experience

Event Logistics: Set-up and pack down promotion stalls, help with moving, storing and organising app merchandise

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