Mental Health Specialist Mentor

University of Westminster

Randstad Student Support is seeking compassionate Mental Health Specialist Mentors to provide academic and well-being support to students. This part-time role offers flexibility and competitive pay. We're committed to a swift hiring process for this important position.

• £28 per hour + £3.38 accrued holiday pay
• Accrued holiday pay
• Online timesheet system
• Weekly payments
• CPD opportunities
• Supportive and flexible hybrid work environment

We're looking for experienced Mental Health Specialist Mentors with a passion for supporting students.

• Registration with BACP, BPS, HCPC, NCPS, NMC, SWE, SCW, UMHAN, or COSCA required.

• Exceptional communication and organizational skills.

• Experience supporting students with mental health needs is essential.

• NAS training modules are beneficial (support provided).

• A bachelor's degree is advantageous.

As a Mental Health Specialist Mentor, you'll provide individualized support to students. A typical day might involve:

• Mentoring students and developing personalized support plans.
• Facilitating workshops and collaborating with other support professionals.
• Assisting students with time management, stress reduction, and building confidence.
• Conducting in-person and online sessions.
• Maintaining accurate student records.

You'll be working at Canterbury Christ Church University, with a supportive Randstad team.

• Flexible hybrid work arrangement.
• Opportunity to make a real difference in students' lives.
• Part of a dedicated team committed to student well-being.
• Competitive pay and benefits package.
• Professional development opportunities.

Interested in becoming a Mental Health Specialist Mentor? Apply now. For inquiries, call .