Hourly Personal Assistants for a Mathematics Student at University
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Hourly Personal Assistants for a Mathematics MSc Student at the University of Warwick Are you looking for a rewarding role where you can make a real difference while supporting a university student to live independently? Ask Jules is recruiting on behalf of our client, a university student who is currently studying for a masters degree in mathematics at the University of Warwick . They are looking for friendly, reliable and respectful Personal Assistants to support them with daily life, university and academic activities. Start Date: ASAP Pay Rate: £16.00 per hour Shift Pattern 12 Hour Days: 7:30am to 7:30pm & 12 Hour Nights: 7:30pm to 7:30am Some day shifts may occasionally start earlier. Flexibility is important as our client's routine and university schedule can vary (This is on a weekly rota basis guaranteeing 36 to 48 hours every week) Location: University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL About the Job Our client is living independently in shared university accommodation and is looking for Personal Assistants who can provide practical support while respecting their independence and privacy. You will support with: Personal care, dressing and showering Transfers and mobility Cooking, cleaning, laundry and general household tasks Support around campus and when out and about Swimming, including changing and showering Some assistance at the gym Reminders to eat during busy periods of university work Assistance with scribing where required Attending university activities and social activities Previous care experience is welcomed but is not essential , as full training will be provided. About Our Client Our client is currently studying for a masters degree in mathematics and has a busy and active lifestyle. They thoroughly enjoy Maths, playing violin, trombone, guitar and piano, performing in orchestras and bands, singing, swimming, drawing, painting, philosophy and being in the countryside. They are particularly passionate about mathematics and may spend significant amounts of time studying in university libraries, attending lectures and working on academic problems. As written by him... "I am looking for someone who is friendly, reliable and easy to talk to. Good communication is really important to me, as is having someone who can adapt to my routine, which can vary quite a lot. I value reliability and someone who will get things done when asked. I also need someone who can take initiative but will check with me rather than assuming. Being physically capable is important as I am active and need assistance with transfers and getting around. I want someone who is willing to learn how I prefer things to be done, rather than imposing their own way. Good hygiene, particularly when handling food and providing personal care, is very important to me. Above all, I want someone who can provide practical support while respecting my privacy and independence." Our Ideal PA Will Be Friendly, approachable and easy to talk to Reliable, punctual and trustworthy Flexible and able to adapt to changing routines Proactive and able to use initiative Comfortable providing personal care Highly aware of personal and food hygiene Respectful of privacy and personal boundaries Confident using Google Maps or similar navigation apps Comfortable in university and academic environments Able to communicate clearly in spoken and written English All applicants must be willing to undergo screening including checks with past employers and an Enhanced Disclosure via the Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) . About Us: Ask Jules is committed to fostering an inclusive environment. We are agents for university students with physical disabilities, providing personal, academic and social support. Ask Jules is dedicated to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of vulnerable adults. All applicants must be willing to undergo appropriate screening, including checks with past employers and an Enhanced Disclosure via the Disclosure and Barring Service. Hourly Personal Assistants for a Mathematics MSc Student at the University of Warwick
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