Role Profile Tool Step 1: Identify
Supporting the Academic Skills Provision Toolkit
Step 1: Identify (new image from designer to go here)
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Table 1: Typical academic skills role profiles, with indicative activities and responsibilities
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Graduate mentor/ advisers, academic skills |
Non-stipendiary academic skills tutor |
Stipendiary academic skills tutor |
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Provide academic skills advice, mentoring and guidance beyond that provided by subject tutors in college |
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Offer one-to-one booked mentoring/tutorial appointments |
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Offer one-to-one drop-in sessions |
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Facilitate group study or writing sessions |
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Liaise with other college and university services to ensure provision is joined up |
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Contribute to evaluation of provision |
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Participate in workshops (eg as part of induction or academic skills programmes) |
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Design and deliver small group tuition, workshops and talks as part of induction or academic skills programmes |
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Contribute to promoting the mentoring scheme |
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Contribute to the design and creation of publicity strategies and promotional materials |
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Signpost to appropriate sources of support |
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Schedule appointments with students |
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Keep records of student appointments and gather feedback as required |
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Maintain up-to-date knowledge and awareness of best practice |
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Lead and coordinate the development of programmes of skills provision and activities |
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