Study University Students Partial Hearing

Study Support for University Students with Partial Hearing

Employer:

Phoenix Dyslexia Consulting

Location:

Pay:

£40 per hour

Contract Type:

Contract

Hours:

Disability Confident:

No

Closing Date:

09/07/2026

Join a team dedicated to empowering students in higher education.

We’re seeking compassionate and qualified professionals to provide one-to-one specialist support for university students.

We offer support to students with a wide range of hearing levels.

This role is open to offer support to a non BSL user with partial hearing.

With future growth opportunity, for the right candidate, to expand to supporting further students.

Good understanding of the Welsh language is required.

Key Responsibilities:

• Provide tailored one-to-one support to students, enabling them to access course content and develop independent learning strategies.
• Facilitate understanding of carrier/subject language through appropriate communication strategies.
• Support assignment preparation, including breaking down briefs, modifying language, and helping with structure and presentation techniques.
• Assist with research and composition strategies, guiding students in accessing sources and organizing their ideas effectively.
• Help develop practical study skills, such as time management, organization, and communication.
• Advise academic staff, with the student’s permission, on inclusive teaching practices and adjustments that support accessibility.

Skills & Approach:

• Adapt support to the student’s individual communication style, educational background, and learning preferences.
• Encourage self-advocacy and independence, empowering students to navigate their academic journey confidently.

Qualifications

Required:

To deliver this role, professionals must hold one of the below: A deaf-related postgraduate qualification is required.

• Qualified Teacher of the Deaf, PGDip/MA/MSC in BSL/English Interpreting, MA/PhD in a deaf-related subject etc.
• Deaf Studies degree, CSW qualification, BSL Level 4 or above, BA (Hons) in Interpreting (British Sign Language and English) etc.

This role is not about teaching subject content—it’s about making that content accessible and helping students thrive academically.

• Experience providing BSL/SSE Interpretation in educational setting
• Qualifications in MSI support and teaching
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills
• Ability to tailor strategies to individual learning styles
• Professionalism, punctuality, and confidentiality
• Caseload management and accurate record-keeping

• Flexible scheduling to suit your availability
• Hybrid working model (remote and face-to-face sessions)
• However, some face-to-face is required

Job Types: Part-time, Freelance