Progress Coach (Social Science)

Employer: Study Group

Location: Sheffield, England, United Kingdom

Salary: £26,520

Job type: Full Time,Fixed-Term/Contract

Posted: 2026-09-08T00:00:00Z

Sector: Education & Training

Job Description

ABOUT THE ROLE Hold regular 1-2-1 meetings with students from an assigned caseload to discuss their academic progress and agree improvement targets Deliver workshops to students from your caseload on topics that will support their learning on their chosen course and adaptation to UKHE Work across College teams to obtain answers to your students’ questions and gather information on pertinent academic and non-academic issues so as to be able to signpost and support students appropriately -Monitor the academic progress of students in your caseload and identify those in need of intervention In collaboration with subject teams, take a proactive approach to student academic intervention -Provide more intensive, subject specific support to students in your caseload who are at risk of failing to progress or have been given specific improvement targets. Provide feedback and information on students from your caseload to the Senior Progression & Transition Co Ordinator for consideration at cross college intervention meetings In collaboration with colleagues across the college, provide additional support to students with additional learning needs or disabilities Complete meeting records timely and accurately Ensure that student welfare concerns are passed to relevant colleagues in a timely manner with all relevant information -Monitor the attendance of student in your caseload and issue warnings to those with poor attendance in line with the Study Group attendance policy Ensure students in your caseload are engaged with progression activities and processes Promote and support the selection of Student Representatives within your caseload Support the delivery of Induction Week and other Student Experience Team activities Contribute to the development of the Progress Coach page of the VLE ABOUT YOU Essential Criteria Experience of providing academic and/or pastoral support to students or young adults in a 121 or small group setting Degree level qualification, relevant subject knowledge at undergraduate level or equivalent experience The ability to communicate effectively by adapting the delivery of the message to the recipients Strong IT skills including Microsoft Office and Google Suite The ability to take an empathetic and patient approach in addressing challenges and areas of weakness of the students in your caseload An understanding of the challenges faced by University students Desirable Experience: Experience and understanding of compliance requirements in an academic setting Experience of working with international students Experience of using and developing a Virtual Learning Platform Teaching experience or ability to deliver information in an engaging and confident manner Proven ability to spark a change in behaviour or attitude of disengaged learners Cross cultural understanding Up to £26,520 per annum

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