Project Coordinator - Disability, Wellbeing, and Student Support

To successfully support widening participation on these programmes, a Project Coordinator - Disability, Wellbeing, and Student Support professional is required, who will manage the implementation of the new EHEAP programme and provide a network of support and signposting activity to new students. They will also provide information, advice and guidance on accessing support from pre-application to post-graduation stage and give advice and guidance to university colleagues on support arrangements for learners including providing disability awareness training.

The post holder will have experience of project management in a HE or FE setting, and have up to date knowledge of policies and procedures relating to disability, wellbeing, and student support.

Are you interested in joining the number one University in Greater Manchester for student satisfaction?

Here at the University of Bolton, we are proud of our growing reputation as a student focussed University. With our strategy of "Teaching Intensive, Research Informed" we are committed to offering our students the best experience possible.

The University has been awarded funding to support the development of and increase enrolment on level 6 apprenticeships, and to develop and deliver a new 'Entry to HE Apprenticeship Programme' (EHEAP) starting in spring 2025.