University of St Andrews
Global Office
Sanctuary Coordinator
£30,487 – £36,024 Part time, Fixed term until 31 March 2025
Closing date 5 August 2024
Further particulars and how to apply can be found here
University of Glasgow
Widening Participation Postgraduate Tutor
£32,332 – £36,024, part time, pro rata, minimum 40 hours
Closing date 7 August 2024
Interviews between 26 August and 6 September
For more information and how to apply see University of Glasgow jobs page and search on vacancies under School/Service External Relations
This page is updated as and when opportunities arise.
see also
Jobs.ac.uk for all vacancies across the university and related sector
MyJobScotland for vacancies across university, college, local authority and other public and third sector organisations.
College Development Network
Independent, Non-Executive
Board Member
Non-remunerated positions
(with expenses paid for meetings and events)
CDN plays a pivotal role in supporting and championing the college sector in Scotland, and we are steadfast in our mission to enhance the educational experience for learners across colleges and Scotland’s broader tertiary system. At the heart of our work lies a commitment to fostering excellence in education, driving systemic change, and promoting the profound impact of skills learning on both individual success and economic prosperity.
With the recent launch of our three-year strategy in 2023, we have embarked on an exciting journey of growth and innovation, so it is an exciting time to join CDN’s Board.
To request a confidential conversation with our Chair prior to formal application, please email marian.mcmorland@cdn.ac.uk.
To apply, please submit a CV and covering letter to marian.mcmorland@cdn.ac.uk.
The closing date for applications is Friday 26 July, 5pm.
Interviews are expected to take place by the end of August (interviews will be conducted online).
A vacancy has arisen within this SCAPP Working Group.
This is an opportunity to contribute to best practice, build networks, and help to progress and build capacity in WP Evaluation and Research activity.
How to apply:
If you would like to be considered for this vacancy please provide a short (200 words) summary of your experience in WP evaluation/research and why you would like to be involved in the work of the group, outlining any relevant skills and experience. This should be submitted by Friday 28th June 5pm to scapp@stir.ac.uk.
If you would like further information about this or to discuss it informally, please contact Muriel Alexander muriel.alexander@stir.ac.uk
Read more details in attached document here.
CDN are delighted to launch the ambitious new Trauma-Informed College Programme, aimed at facilitating the creation of a trauma-informed culture in every college in Scotland.
The programme will utilise learning from CDN’s recent Pathways from Poverty Research and the expertise of colleagues and partners across the sector to provide training, resources and interventions that will help colleges tackle the challenges faced by learners and their communities in accessing and sustaining their participation in education.
At the heart of the programme is an understanding that colleges are already leading the way in tackling educational disadvantage in our communities and in supporting all learners, including those who have lived experience of poverty and trauma, to succeed. The programme aims to build on existing good practice and to provide a range of support to colleges and college leaders to consider what further steps they need to take to develop and embed a truly trauma-informed culture throughout their organisation.
Read the full programme overview here
(added August 2023)