Subject: | Central London - Senior Schools Engagement Officer (Scientist Liaison) Vacancy - The Royal Society |
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Date: | Wed, 10 Apr 2024 11:23:15 +0000 |
From: | Rebecca Taylor <[log in to unmask]> |
To: | [log in to unmask] <[log in to unmask]> |
The
Royal Society is a self-governing Fellowship of
distinguished scientists drawn from all areas of science,
technology, engineering, mathematics and medicine. The
Society’s fundamental purpose is to recognise, promote and
support excellence in science and to encourage the
development and use of science for the benefit of
humanity. The Society has played a part in some of the
most fundamental, significant and life-changing
discoveries in scientific history and Royal Society
scientists continue to make outstanding contributions to
science across the wide breadth of research areas.
Our
major schools’ engagement programme includes:
This
role will specifically be responsible for identifying and
developing links with STEM partners, supporting, and
training the STEM professionals involved in our
Partnership Grants scheme. They will support the STEM
professionals to design research projects, for schools,
based on the research being undertaken by scientists. They
will also support Society-funded scientists across a range
of schemes including our early career research fellowships
(University Research Fellows, Dorothy Hodgkin Fellows and
Career Development Fellows) and schemes that have schools’
engagement aspects such as the APEX awards, and the Public
Engagement awards.
The
Senior Schools Engagement Officer (scientific liaison)
will support and manage a new pilot initiative of seed
grants within the Partnership Grants programme which are
specifically designed to support organsiations
(educational, higher education and/or industry) to develop
relationships which will lead to impactful and long-term
engagement between local schools and STEM professionals
and provide a pathway for schools to apply for a
Partnership Grant. They will also ensure that best
practice is shared across these pilots and impact case
studies collected.
This
role
will
work with the Head of Schools Engagement, Schools
Engagement Manager, and other members of the Schools
Engagement team to manage and develop the Society’s
schools engagement programme in line with the Schools
Engagement strategy. Equally they will work with senior
Grants teams to develop outreach skills and opportunities
for funded scientists, therefore helping to inspire and
enthuse the next generation of scientists.
The
post holder should have teaching experience in UK schools
or colleges and should have a good understanding of
curriculum-linked design. They should also have good
organisational skills, a commitment to high standards
throughout their work, and a good attention to detail. In
return this position offers opportunities for the
successful candidate to contribute to a new and exciting
programme of education outreach activities and to help
develop successful schemes which benefit scientists,
teachers and young people. They will also get the chance
to be part of the work of one of the most respected
scientific organisations in the world.
The
post holder will be subject to Disclosure and Barring
Service (DBS) checks.
Reports
to:
Schools Engagement Manager
Line
manages:
Schools Engagement Officer
Location:
Carlton
House Terrace, London, SW1Y 5AG plus hybrid remote working
Pay
Band: D
Salary:
£43,900 per annum
Contract
type:
Permanent
Hours: 35
hours per week (full time) some travel (mainly within the
UK), evening and weekend work required)
Closing
date for applications: 24 April 23:59pm.
Interviews
to take place week commencing 13 May 2024.
To
view the full description and to apply, please click on
the below link:
https://careers-royalsociety.icims.com/jobs/1753/senior-schools-engagement-officer-%28scientist-liaison%29/job
Rebecca
Taylor
HR Officer
(She/Her)
+44 20 7451 2271
The
Royal Society
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