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Educational Support Workers with the Disability Service

shay_562 · 2009-09-17 12:47:01

Pretty much what it says on the tin - anyone done this? Or know someone who has? Any idea how many hours they expect you to work, or what kind of relevant experience they might look for? Seems like a pretty handy deal, plus it can only look good on a CV...

17-09-2009 12:47pm

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Pretty much what it says on the tin - anyone done this? Or know someone who has? Any idea how many hours they expect you to work, or what kind of relevant experience they might look for? Seems like a pretty handy deal, plus it can only look good on a CV...

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#2 04-11-2009 5:07pm

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Hi there--

It's mostly notetaking or something similar. You just sit in the back of the lecture hall and give your notes to the student after the lecture/end of week/by email. It works around your timetable as most students would have an average of 4/5 notetakers altogether.

Talk to Jennifer Maxwell in the Disability office if you're interested- she organizes them.

Hope this helps!

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