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training programme where you'll learn from experienced professionals in a real-world environment. Get Qualified: Achieve a Level 2 Intermediate Apprenticeship in Facilities Support, including recognised
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-starting Communications Project Officer to join the What Works Hub for Global Education, a £30m six-year global research and policy programme focused on improving literacy and numeracy outcomes for children
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proficiency working with a range of computer-based and online applications, including website-content management systems. The duties and skills required are described in further detail in the job description
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the international Project CETI. The successful candidate will be located in the Department of Computer Science. Reporting to Professor Michael Bronstein, the post holder will be responsible for conducting novel
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management in a cutting-edge university department. This position is also split between the Department of Computer Science at 40% and the Department of Materials at 60%, which are two departments with very
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computer programs such as Outlook, Word and Excel and be able to understand and pass on clear and accurate information. You will have an understanding of issues around confidentiality and excellent attention
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equipment and is aware and knowledgeable of the Health and Safety requirements involved in scientific research. Educated to A Level standard or equivalent, you should be computer literate, organised, able
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We are seeking a Project Administrator for the HESTIA project ( https://hestia.earth ). HESTIA is the main output of the Oxford Martin Programme on Food Sustainability. We are part of the Department
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seeking to appoint a Departmental Lecturer in Educational Assessment. The post-holder will contribute to the teaching and supervision of students on the MSc Educational Assessment (MEA) programme offered
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of the Economic Research on Identity, Narratives and Norms [ERINN] network; the Oxford Martin School Programme ‘Governing African Transitions’; the Oxford Martin School Future Shocks programme and various other