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preprocessors (i.e. SASS) Strong PHP development skills and familiarity with object-oriented programming principles and Moodle’s backend structure. Comfortable working with Database Structure (e.g. MySQL
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forums. 7. Organisation and time management - Ability to plan and coordinate multiple activities, including training sessions, community engagement events, audits, and reporting, ensuring all
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organised and have a demonstrable ability to plan, prioritise, and work to deadlines. The successful candidate will have an excellent attention-to-detail skill set and should be flexible, proactive, and
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an agreed plan of work, as well as having an ability to work independently and under own direction A passion for change in lived experience and mental health research, and an ability to champion
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required to understand both NHS and university policies and practices. We have a strong commitment to both professional development (and run an active programme for our staff to upskill), and to our core
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, including with the Microsoft Office Suite. Excellent administrative skills, including the ability to organise and plan effectively. Good oral and written communication skills, with the ability to provide
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collaboration with the Senior Communications & Engagement Manager (IES) and in consultation with the Strategic Programme Manager. Lead the creation and maintenance of high-quality, engaging content and assets
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becoming increasingly impactful across King’s and is gaining recognition across the sector. Through our Access & Participation Plan 2025–2029, we have made ambitious commitments to expand our place-based
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. Ability to work independently based on an agreed work plan, setting own priorities and those of the team, working cooperatively to achieve the project objective 6. Pro-active, flexible and delivery
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Theory, Feminism, or some aspect of Decolonial Theory and Practice, as well as Critical Data Science. The Lecturer will help the Department develop a new postgraduate taught programme in Health Economics