Halls recruitment
Apply to join our Warden teams
To support its academic mission, the College recognises the importance of providing a high-quality student experience, which offers support and development opportunities to its students in all aspects of student life. The college has 14 halls of residence, accommodating circa 3100 undergraduate students in total. Each hall has a residential Warden who has overall responsibility for fostering an inclusive and safe community for residents, in order to support their academic journey and transition to independent living.
Each hall also has a team of Sub-Wardens who support the Warden in maintaining good discipline and play a key role in community development and delivering pastoral support to student residents. Successful Wardens and Sub-Wardens will have a strong desire to help students develop a balanced approach to university life, have excellent organisational and inter-personal skills and the ability to work effectively in a close-knit team.
These are voluntary positions open to members of the College community - please check your eligibility for specific posts - and applications from those with experience of student pastoral care are particularly encouraged. Post holders are provided with accommodation at no cost (including rent, furnishings and essential amenities).
Roles
Assistant Warden - 2 roles available at North Acton
We are seeking to appoint two Assistant Wardens for our Halls for the 2024/25 academic year.
The Assistant Warden works closely with the Warden and is responsible for pastoral support and community building within Halls of Residence, tasked with ensuring the general wellbeing of the community. The Assistant Warden manages a team of Sub-Wardens and together the team is responsible for events, student experience in halls, and out-of-hours support, including College closure periods.
Applications are invited from eligible Imperial College staff. You must have a full-time role at Imperial, with a contract that ends no earlier than September 2025.
To apply for the post, please complete the online application form. You must complete the required fields in the form and upload a file with a supporting statement. The supporting statement must be written in reference to the Job Description and Person Specification. You should also read the Terms and Conditions of the role before proceeding.
Applications will close at midnight on Wednesday 26th June.
Enquiries about the roles can be made to the Deputy Director of Student Services, Nicola Morgan.
Interviews for shortlisted candidates are expected to take place in the week commencing 8 July.
Posts are available from August/September 2024
