The University of Chichester is offering a job as an International Officer within the Marketing, Recruitment, Admissions, and Communications team. The role involves expanding and diversifying the international student body, as well as maintaining relationships with external stakeholders and exploring new recruitment channels. The position requires international travel for approximately 8 to 12 weeks per recruitment cycle. It would be helpful to know the specific regions or countries that the International Officer will be responsible for and how the university supports and prepares employees for international travel and engagement. Additionally, can the university provide more details about the staff benefits and discounts mentioned, such as the gym facility, cycle purchase scheme, and personal/professional training opportunities?
Hi Olivia. It's a global role, but South Asia and East Asia are priorities currently so travel to these regions is very likely. Training will be provided. Details of staff benefits, discounts, gym membership etc can be requested at interview.
Thank you very much for your reply. Can you describe what experience/education is required? I am very interested in this position ;))
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