Student Futures

Drop-In and chat to the The Tutor Trust about paid opportunities in Liverpool

The Tutor Trust are a registered charity aiming to help tackle educational inequality in a unique way. Their mission is to 'transform lives through tutoring' by making sure every child who needs some additional academic support can access a great tutor.

Tutoring is:
- local to Liverpool
- flexible hours
- paid (£21 p/h)
- full training given

It doesn’t matter what degree course you are on and you don’t have to follow a career into teaching to become a Tutor Trust tutor. If you are interested in pursuing teaching though The Tutor Trust is a great way to build experience in a school environment.

Come and find out more in person-registration not essential- or visit our website https://www.thetutortrust.org if you can’t make it on the day.

Would you like to make a difference to the young people of Liverpool? All while earning £20 an hour and building valuable experience for your future career?

The Tutor Trust are a registered charity dedicated to transforming lives through tuition. For 10 years they have been working with schools across the North of England to bridge the attainment gap and provide tuition to those young people who wouldn’t otherwise have access.

No teaching experience is required.

Join their presentation to find out more about the work they do, and how you can get involved to make a difference in your community.

Are you interested in a career as an Intelligence Researcher or Intelligence Analyst within the police?

Then come along to this live talk in the Redmond’s Building. Find out more about the roles of Intelligence Researcher and Intelligence Analyst at Greater Manchester Police. They interpret information / intelligence contained within Force systems and develop analytical / intelligence products that can be used to support Strategic, Operational and Tactical decision makers.

Greater Manchester Police use an Intelligence Led approach to policing under the Framework of the National Intelligence Model, this enables the organisation to have the knowledge, informs resource allocation, coordinates activity and allows lessons to be learnt from that activity. The Force have 12 Intelligence Units based on each local district and one central Intelligence Unit which assesses risk posed by threats at a Force level. Attend this talk to find out more.

Do you have a business idea but not sure what to do next? Or are you thinking of freelancing but not sure how to get started?

This 2-hour session will look at the first steps you need to take to explore your idea’s feasibility.

We will consider the different elements of putting a business together, give you some top tips for market research techniques and think about who your potential customers might be and how you might best reach them.

What is a Jelly? A world-wide movement to help people with ideas and plans to share a workspace for the day.

Bring your business ideas and your laptops to the LJMU Jelly and use our space to develop your new ventures, build your freelance portfolios, make new connections and collaborate with other students, graduates and LJMU colleagues embarking on their start-up journeys.

A friendly member of the Start-up Hub team will be on hand and you can even grab a free cuppa!

Open to LJMU students, graduates and staff. Although booking is not essential, please book if you would like to receive reminders.

Find us on the large tables behind the Career Zone on the Ground Floor of the Student Life Building!