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Welcome to the summer edition of the Alumni Network e-newsletter. We hope the weather is treating you well and you are enjoying some summer sunshine! This edition as always, is packed full of news stories, details of recent and forthcoming events, and information on the range of employability and enterprise support services available to former students. Highlights of this issue include:
We have also launched our 2012 Alumni Network Survey, please take 5 minutes of your time to complete it, more information can be found HERE.
Your feedback is always welcome - please send comments or suggestions to alumni@uel.ac.uk Happy reading!
UEL Alumni Development Office
Leading human rights lawyer urges LGBT athletes to seek asylum during London 2012 Games
Human rights lawyer and high profile media commentator, Mark Stephens CBE, has called upon Lesbian Gay Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) athletes, who don’t feel safe in their respective countries, to apply for asylum during the London 2012 Games.
Mark Stephens, who is Chair of the Board of Governors at the University of East London (UEL), also lobbied the International Olympic Committee (IOC) to ban the countries where homosexuality is criminalised from competing in the Olympic Games.
Speakingon Tuesday 22nd May at UEL as part of a series of public lectures, Mark Stephens’ lecture entitled Rainbow Legacy: why we must assert the rights of the international LGBT community during the Olympic Games, explored whether the Games can be used as a platform from which to launch multilateral legal challenges to address the criminalisation of homosexuality across the globe.
Speaking to an audience of academics, influential LGBT figureheads and local people, Mark Stephens appealed to LGBT athletes to follow the inspirational lead of American athletes Tommie Smith and John Carlos, who were both banned from the Games for merely making the Black Power salute in 1968 at the Mexico Olympic Games.
Stephens said: “I implore LGBT athletes who feel safe to do so, to come out and make a visible, memorable, courageous gesture for LGBT rights. Show that you are proud to be LGBT just as Smith and Carlos were both proud to be black.”
He continued: “I invite LGBT athletes who don’t feel safe to apply for asylum in this country on the grounds that you will face persecution at home if you are open about your sexual identity. The British Government will have to hear your application, and in doing so, they will have to engage with the human rights abuses perpetrated against the LGBT communities across the world."
Team USA Paralympic athlete visits UEL
One of Team USA’s leading medal hopes for this summer’s Paralympic Games paid a special visit to the University of East London this month
Lex Gillette, who is a totally blind track and field athlete, has achieved a world record, two Paralympic silver medals, eight American records and twelve national championships.
At the tender age of eight, Lex started experiencing problems with his eyesight, and was diagnosed with retinal detachment. Despite 10 separate operations, Lex never regained his sight.
Speaking to a special reception of staff and young people from schools in Newham, Lex offered an inspirational account of how he has overcome adversity to become a top paralympic athlete. Lex Won silver medals in the long jump at both the 2004 Summer Paralympics in Athens and 2008 Summer Paralympics in Beijing. Last year, Lex broke a 19-year-old world record in the long jump for totally blind athletes at the Desert Challenge Games in Arizona.
Lex, who will be vying for a multiple haul of medals at the 2012 Paralympic Games, said: “This was an incredible opportunity to come out and speak to all of the students and staff. I am really looking forward to the London 2012 Games; there’s a passion in me to do well.”
UEL’s Docklands and Stratford Campuses will be Team USA’s main base for athlete training, performance services, staff and training partner accommodation, catering, media and logistical operations. Approximately 1,000 Team USA athletes and staff will use UEL’s new £21million state of the art SportsDock during the London 2012Olympic and Paralympic Games.
UEL Alum’s art sells for more than 200 times its original value
The work of one of UEL’s most accomplished graduates has fetched more than 200 times its original value on national television.
In 1986, Andrew Ruffhead, former Head of Textiles at UEL, bought sculpture Utopian Schemeby then recent UEL graduate, Jake Chapman, for a mere £50. Chapman was later to become infamous within the art community, as one half of the Chapman Brothers, for his irreverent commentary on the West’s increasing detachment towards war. The duo have since gone on to worldwide notoriety, selling pieces for millions to celebrities such as Charles Saatchi and Elton John.
Appearing on hit Channel 4 art dealer showFour Rooms, Andrew had hoped to see the graduation piece sell for £7,000. However, by capitalising on the keen interest of resident art dealer, Andrew Lamberty, Ruffhead was able to push the price up to £10,000.
The piece itself, composed of seven individual items, comprises snowglobe-like forms containing icons of Greek democracy. True to the Chapman Brothers form, the globes are topped by toy figurines of mutilated Nazi officers.
Dean of UEL’s School or Arts and Digital Industries, Catherine Harper, said: “This incredible revaluing of one of UEL’s most talented alumnus is an inspiration to all our student artists, especially given that this year's art and design graduates are about to install their own shows, at which their work will be for sale. It should also serve as an incentive for people to go out and invest in our strudents artwork, when it does become available to buy.”
More news stories may be found at www.uel.ac.uk/news
Did you know we are now on twitter? Follow us at twitter.com/UELAlumni
We will be using twitter as a way of keeping you updated with the latest happenings at UEL!
Syed Jafri - Civil Engineering, 2006
Syed Faraz Jafri received his MSc Civil Engineering Degree from UEL (2006) and BS Civil Engineering Degree from Sir Syed University of Engineering and Technology Karachi (2002). He is currently working as an Assistant Professor in Sir Syed University of Engineering and Technology Karachi Since May 2007. He was appointed to teach Quantity Surveying and Costing, Water Resources Engineering, Surveying & Leveling Practices to the senior level students. During his teaching experience he has been mainly involved with developing curricular activities, helping/encouraging students to do innovative work.
Jafri said, “I found Civil Engineering from UEL most interesting where it gives a possibility to enhance my knowledge in varied range of planning, designing, construction, environmental issues and growth of economy. During my academics I have selected the subjects, which could update me with most current theories and issues in different sectors. I have gained depth of the knowledge in construction project management, highways and transportation and detail designing of various elements. Additionally he has fluent knowledge of Computer Software (Primavera P6e and Designing Spreadsheets MS Excel)”.
Monica Ho-Ming Chow (NELP 1982) is searching for my old class mates and lecturers. If you would like to get in touch with Monica, please contact the alumni office.
Raphael M. Chacha, 1998/1999 September, MBA Class at UEL Stratford campus is looking for his classmates. If you would like to get in touch with Raphael, please contact the alumni office.
To get in contact in with your old classmates, email us at alumni@uel.ac.uk with your details.
2012 is here and we’re now in the final sprint towards the London Olympic and Paralympic Games.
While the Games will bring a buzz of excitement and opportunity to east London, they will also bring major transport disruptions to the capital from the beginning of July until the Paralympic Games close on 9 September.
UEL is located in the heart of the Olympic area, close to two major Olympic and Paralympic venues at ExCeL and the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, Stratford, which will mean that both students and staff will experience disrupted journeys with severe delays expected. However, we intend to run as normal a service as possible. The exception will be during the Olympic Games from 27 July to 12 August, when all campus libraries will be closed.
The Alumni Office will be open to phone and email enquires, however you will however not be able to visit the alumni office between the 27th July and the 12th August. You will be able to email your Alumni Passport Card request to us during this period, however you will not be able to visit the campus to collect your card during these dates.
SportsDock will be closed to alumni on 9 July and will reopen on 16 August.
We are currently running an alumni survey to try and identify our main areas for improvement. Please help us out by taking a couple of minutes of your time to fill in the survey, which can be found here.
Your summer issue of Now and Then should be landing on your door steps in the next few weeks, and we are already planning for the next edition! Do you have a story to share? We are looking for Alumni to feature in our next Alumni Magazine, if you have something you would like to feature in ‘Now and Then’ get in contact. We are also offering advertising space in this edition of ‘Now and Then’ with a 10% discount on the rates to our Alumni Network Members. An advert in ‘Now and Then’ magazine will reach over 40,000 named graduates from The University of East London and provide an opportunity to talk directly to this high calibre audience, of which over 65% live in London and the South East. In addition University staff, business colleagues, friends and supporters also receive ‘Now and Then’. If you would like more information on our advertising rates get in contact.
Employability: Get That Job Part 2! - Tuesday 24th April 2012, Docklands Campus, London
A small group of recent graduates joined us at Get That Job Part 2! A collaborative event held on conjunction with the university's Employability and Enterprise team.
This event followed on from our first successful event held in November 2011. The team went over the finer details in regards to securing a dream job, covering the following topics; Dress for success, Assertive behaviour and professional networking and Commercial Awareness.
The night was finished off with a networking buffet where the team were on hand to answer any last minute questions.
The team offers in-depth careers counselling with trained advisors as well as UEL’s on-line employability resource Get That Job for information and advice 24/7, which can be found here;
http://employability.uelconnect.org.uk/
East is East: Alumni Reception - Thursday 19th April 2012, The Annex Gallery, Central Market, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
It was with great pleasure that we welcomed around 60 enthusiastic Alumni through the doors of The Annexe Gallery, Central Market, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia on the evening of Thursday 19th April. The event which was attended by John Shaw, Pro Vice-Chancellor International, Catherine Downes, Director of Corporate Marketing and Adrienne Clarke, Director of the International Office at UEL, as well as staff members from many of our schools was very much a big hit!
This event offered a fantastic opportunity for Friends of UEL to come together, meet with old friends and make new ones. Guests were able to take a look at some of the fantastic work which students from the School of Arts and Digital Industries had produced: the exhibition titled East is East which
coincided
with the Alumni Reception, featured film projections, animations, sound works, architecture displays, hanging textile works, large scale photographs, light works using projected silhouettes, fashion 'sculptures' worn by live models, typographic vinyls, book works and live projected iPad drawings.
We were also very lucky to have a guest speaker Abdulkadir Shehu who was engaging, inspirational and thoroughly enjoyed by all in attendance.
A big Thank you to the staff at the UEL Malaysia Centre and the School of Arts and Digital Industries for helping us put this event together.
Vision for the Metropolitan Police in the 21st Century- Tuesday 17th April 2012, Duncan House Campus, London
On Tuesday 17th April 2012, over 100 attendees gathered together for an event hosted jointly with the School of Law & Social Sciences on the future of policing in London. The event provoked much attention from students and alumni alike, with some choosing to make their voice heard outside the venue by hosting a protest against the Metropolitan Police. All this attention was due to the high-profile nature of our speaker, Bernard Hogan-Howe, Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police.
The evening started with an introduction by Fiona Fairweather, Dean of the School of Law & Social Sciences, who also chaired the event proceedings. Mr Hogan-Howe then gave an inspiring but pragmatic speech on his vision for the Metropolitan Police in the 21st Century. This was followed by a question and answer session, which provided an array of queries to which the Commissioner was able to answer with conviction.
The night closed in high spirits with a free buffet and light refreshments for all of our guests. Not without excitement – this event proved to be a memorable and informing experience. We hope to see you all at the next alumni presentation!
Alumni Reception, Cologne - Monday 26th March 2012, Regency Hyatt Hotel, Cologne, Germany
Over 60 German graduates joined us on Monday 26th March for a reunion in the Hyatt Regency hotel, Cologne, Germany. Many faces old and new were there to celebrate their successes and reminisce about their days spent studying together.
The evening was opened by a welcome speech from our very own Charlie Tyce, Acting Alumni Development Manager. Following this we heard from the Director for MBA Programmes, Dr Osman Khan, who filled us in on all the latest developments going on within the Business School and the university as a whole.
With a fantastic buffet and champagne reception the event was enjoyed by all in attendance, and we hope to have the chance to visit again in the future!
Stimulating Creativity via Multidisciplinary Learning - Wednesday 14th March 2012, Docklands Campus, London
Almost 100 UEL alumni, students and staff got together on Wednesday 14th March 2012 at the Docklands Campus to celebrate the first School of Architecture, Computing & Engineering Alumni Event titled “Stimulating Creativity via Multidisciplinary Learning”.
The evening started with welcomes from Hassan Abdalla, Dean of the School, followed by our very own Vice-Chancellor, Professor Patrick McGhee.
Sunand Prasad, Ex-President of the Royal Institute of British Architects and Honorary Doctorate in Arts headed the main presentation for the evening, with a large focus on promoting a multidisciplinary approach to the practice of engineering. Especially interesting was his take on the design of modern A&E hospital wards; a practical cross between clever design and thoughtful planning.
Following the talks, the guests convened in the foyer for some relaxed networking and refreshments. To finish, the attendants were broken into groups to discuss the recent developments and proposed futures in their respective fields.
If you missed out on any of these events, be sure to like us on facebook.com/uelalumni for updates on all upcoming events and UEL related news.
Date |
Time |
Venue |
Event |
Friday 4th May 2012 - Thursday 13th September 2012 |
Various |
Various |
The School of Arts and Digital Industries would like to invite you to join them at their end of year exhibitions and events to celebrate the work of students from across the School of Arts and Digital Industries. There are various events taking place from Friday 4th May onwards, for more info on the events please visit the following website; http://www.uel.ac.uk/adi/news/ |
Thursday 21st June 2012 |
6:30 - 9:30pm |
Stratford Campus |
School of Psychology Event – How Psychology can help you become an Entrepreneur We have great pleasure in inviting our students, staff and graduates to an alumni evening of presentations and workshops about Entrepreneurship, and how Psychology can help you become an Entrepreneur! After the presentations and workshops, there will be a free buffet for guests to stay on at, as well as the opportunity to network and meet the presenters. |
Tuesday 26th June 2012 |
6:30 - 8:30pm |
SportsDock |
School of Health, Sports & Bioscience Event – UEL, the 2012 Olympic Games and the Future We take great pleasure in inviting our students, staff and graduates to an alumni evening titled, UEL the 2012 Olympic Games and the Future. This event will give you not only a chance to see how UEL is playing its part in the 2012 Olympic Games but will also give you the chance to meet some of our students who are future Olympic hopefuls and take a look at our new state of the art sports facility SportsDock. There will also be a free buffet for guests to stay on at, as well as the opportunity to network and socialise with both old friends and new! |
Friday 6th July 2012 |
TBC |
Stratford |
Cass School of Education and Communities Event – Barbeque Summer Reunion Please join us for an evening of live music and barbeque food, catch up with your classmates and reminisce with your old lecturers! |
If you would like to attend any of the above events please contact us on alumni@uel.ac.uk to book your space!
The Information, Advice and Guidance Service deliver projects focusing on inspiring learners to continue their journey. Due to our extensive links with partner colleges we have a number of Access students (groups) visiting the UEL for a series of workshops that help them to manage their transition from FE to HE. We are looking for inspiring ex students who would be willing to talk to the Access students about their experience of university.
We are seeking inspiring ex students to talk about their experience at events designed for external staff from community organisations and colleges.
If you are interested in becoming an inspiring speaker at such events or would like to find out more, please contact Julie Walker Manager of the Pre-entry IAG Service, UEL Stratford Campus (based in the UEL Library) on 0208 223 4354
The Employability and Enterprise team is working in partnership with organisations to provide our students with an opportunity to develop their core employability skills. Mentors and mentee’s work together to identify, address and fulfil the needs of the mentee, this process is fully supported by UEL’s mentoring co-ordinator where appropriate.
The scheme is free and some employers get involved through their Community Social Responsibility schemes where employees are encouraged to volunteer and get involved with their local communities.
You can apply directly to UEL’s Employability and Enterprise team by completing the form at this link
https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/MENTOR_APPFORM
We will use your application to match you with the right mentee. We will visit your organisation to brief you on the finer details of the mentoring scheme and to introduce you to your mentee.
Mentoring relationships last four to six months Mentor’s meet with their mentee twice a month for an hour at the mentor’s place of work – this has proved to be the minimum amount of contact to be effective
Would you like to become a mentor and share your knowledge and experience with a student to help them develop their self confidence and prepare them for their career journey? If so please get in touch with us and let us help you give something back to your university!
Thank you for taking the time to read this, if you have any queries regarding the above, please do not hesitate to contact us.
T: 0208 223 2424 W: www.uel.ac.uk/eet E: eet@uel.ac.uk
Contact the Employability and Enterprise Team now! If you have your own business or if you’re just thinking about it, we can help you today!
Complete the survey http://svy.mk/JOv2Eg before 3rd June to be in with a chance to win a place on our exclusive Enterprise residential!
Contact enterprise@uel.ac.uk, 0208 223 2424 for more information.
The Newham Arts Development Foundation (NADF), established in June 2011, works to bring together and support Newham’s professional and non-professional artists and designers, including current students, in all art forms (including the fine, performing, and applied arts).
NADF wants to strengthen the network of arts and cultural workers in Newham, support and develop our members’ practices, and help them establish closer connections with the local community and commercial sector through a programme of exhibitions, activities, and events. Membership is free; if you live, work, or study in Newham and would like to get involved or hear more about what we do, please contact Janine (janine@newhamndp.co.uk).
A new careers service for young people in Newham was launched at the University of East London in March.
CareersBuzz is a community interest company sponsored by UEL and CareersINFO, which will offer professional guidance to young people aged between 14 and 19 years old about the options available to them in an interactive, honest and engaging way.
Using a variety of multimedia tools, from iPhone apps to the Careersbox website and short films, the CareersBuzz – a mobile learning vehicle – will make a real impact to help those at risk of reaching NEET (not in education, employment or training) status. It will also support professional development for teachers and career guidance professionals.
At Dazed and Confused magazine, they focus on searching for emerging graduate talent. Annually they have the Converse / Dazed Emerging Artist Award Prize, here is a link to there current competition:http://www.dazeddigital.com/artsandculture/article/13513/1/conversedazed-emerging-artists-award-2012
For more information please CLICK HERE
PsychologyDegree.net is an educational resource born from the college notes of Allison Gamble. Throughout her college career she wrote and collected hundreds of pages of notes that she wanted to put to good use. Why shouldn’t everyone have access to the same insight afforded to her? This question turned into a call to action and later, the PsychologyDegree.net website. The site is now an online repository of resources that span the range of psychological disciplines. Perusal of the site’s resources provides one with much of the same insight gained by college students today and offers. With this in mind, one should leave the site with a knowledge base akin to that of a ‘psychology degree. Take a look it might help you!
We are constantly looking at ways to help our students and graduates get on the career ladder and we have now managed to ensure that all RDBS graduates who wish to have access to the BizBuzz site can now do so free of charge!
BizBuzz is the first place to go for everything to do with Employability; you can find information about forthcoming events/workshops, work placements, voluntary, paid and graduate opportunities. The site also allows visitors to check their CV's, covering letters, application forms plus lots more.
If you are interested in gaining access to the BizBuzz site, please email rdbs-employability@uel.ac.uk stating BizBuzz in the subject field and include the following:
Have you graduated in the last 2 years and are currently looking for employment? If so, then why not get on to UELs Employability & Enterprise Office!
We are a team who are dedicated to making sure our students get the very best support to enter into the world of work or encouraged to start up their own sustainable business. We offer you –
If you have any questions please feel free to contact us on 0208 223 2424 or employ@uel.ac.uk
CMI are pleased to be working in partnership with the University of East London to offer you the opportunity to gain professional recognition at an exclusively discounted rate.
The University of East London has linked up with CMI to offer you a means of gaining greater access to both the resources you need and recognition you deserveto enhance your work role and your employability.
Graduates now have the opportunity to become a member of the CMI – the only chartered professional body dedicated to promoting the highest standards in management and leadership excellence – and receive 15% off the standard subscription rate, plus a further saving of £50.00 on the standard joining fee.
CMI membership is a clear demonstration of your commitment to your professional development. It also enables you to establish your credentials with letters after your name that signify your approach to management.
There is also a whole wealth of practical support available to members, just click here to view, alongside a full suite of benefits, please check our website for details by clicking here.
A link to the CMI website page in conjunction with the University of East London is - http://www.managers.org.uk/royaldocks
To join CMI and take advantage of this fantastic offer you need to quote the code 4150 and then either call us on 01536 207307 or email us at membership@managers.org.uk
Would you be interested in helping us give useful advice to future generations of psychology students? The BPS is keen to work with Psychology departments across the UK to develop a better understanding of the subsequent careers and employment patterns of psychology graduates in order to give more informed advice and support to people thinking about taking psychology in the future.
We are particularly keen to keep in touch with you at occasional intervals over the next few years to see how your career is developing (whatever direction you take, whether continuing in psychology or not). For those who participate, we will be running regular prize draws, offering discount vouchers etc., so you’ll get a direct benefit from taking part as well as knowing you are contributing to a great project. This will be one of the largest national longitudinal studies of its kind – but its success depends on your participation.
If you wish to participate – please go to: https://web.questback.com/britishpsychologicalsociety/jrmaccsq0r/ before July 31st 2012. Following the completion of the survey, you will be entered into our prize draw to win a £200 Amazon voucher.
Rent Creative Space at CIDA
Picture the scene. You’re building a new creative business, you’re working from home or from a dingy expensive office without other creatives around you. The coffee machine is working but makes scary noises, the photocopier is broken – it wasn’t made for sitting on – and you just received your telephone bill (‘What, really? You’ve gotta be joking ’). Your marketing concept looks like a 1970’s church leaflet, your website is bearable but unvisited, and making creative people work out accounting problems is just cruel.
You need a little support, you want to be around other creatives whose skills you might need or who can share your pain occasionally, some marketing help would be nice or perhaps a little advice on your accounts. Well, fear not gentle reader, there is a place of sanctuary, a new solution to the tribulations of creative start-ups and micro businesses...we call it Neoponic.
Neoponic is a way of developing your business with the love and support of CIDA right here at our HQ. We’re not just leasing you a ‘desk’, in our bright and spacious freshly decorated office we’re offering to actively support you and your business, we’re taking on some of the responsibility for your businesses success by giving you access to some of our resources, contacts and experience.
Please note we ONLY have 9 desks available and cannot offer the Neoponic service to remote CIDA clients at the moment. For more info, visit the CIDA website (www.cida.co.uk) or email admin@cida.co.uk.
Resourcer/trainee Recruitment Consultant £18000.00 / year London: All
About the job
Resourcer - Trainee Recruitment Consultant - London Initi8 Recruitment are looking for a motivated graduate to join their team as a resourcer. We're looking for someone with very good communication and business development skills as well as someone who wants career progression. Initi8 provide staff to the IT, business intelligence, data analytics, finance and banking markets throughout the UK and Europe and plan to extend further. Please see www.initi8recruitment.com for company details and please send your inspiring cv to tina@initi8recruitment.com German and French language skills desireable. The position is in Holborn, London. Successful cv's only will be contacted.
Please email cv in doc. form to tina@initi8recruitment.com
IT Technical Trainer / Network Engineer £ / negotiable North London
About the job
We are looking for a professional IT trainer/network engineer, with a working background in the IT sector, to deliver the training elements of our clients' CCNA and/or MCITP qualifications. You will be required to mentor and guide their learners through the programme, working towards achieving set KPIs. We are looking for trainers who hold valid and current certification in MCITP/CCNA with past experience of IT training recommended for this position. Experience of working on funded training programmes/apprenticeships would provide added-advantage for this position. We also have paid internship programmes for those who want to work in this area and develop their skills in teaching and obtaining vendor based qualifications, e.g., CISCO, Microsoft, VMware, Checkpoint, etc. You will be working within a fast-paced environment and delivering IT training to a variety of different learner groups with diverse backgrounds on both funded and private platforms for education. You may be working closely with young apprentices and the young NEET group (16-19). We are seeking a trainer with a passion for IT and enthusiasm for IT training. If you have experience as an IT Trainer we'd love to hear from you!
Email us your CV and a covering letter to hr@fivee.co.uk For further information please call on 0208 885 9473 / 0208 352 6060 and request to speak to the IT Manager.
Assisted Travel Companion £9.00 / hour London: All
About the job
Assisted Travel Assistant - Temporary work from 27th July to 9th September 2012 £9.00 per hour Working hours 35 – 60 per week Monday – Sunday Earliest start 05:00am, latest finish 01:30am Do you want to be part of the biggest games ever? Our client is one of the UK’s leading Train Operating companies during the Olympic and Paralympic games, covering all major Olympic Venues and Major London Stations. Roles will be based at a number of different stations across the network. If successful, you will be assigned to a station closest to your home address, we have positions in the following locations, Greenwich, Maze Hill, Blackheath, Charlton, Woolwich, Lewisham, Gravesend, Plumstead, Dartford, Charing Cross, Waterloo East, London Bridge, Cannon Street, Victoria, St Pancras, Stratford International, Ebbsfleet, Faversham, and Ashford International. In return, you can expect a great training package and experience! Duties will include:- -Comply with all safety requirements as defined, ensuring personal safety and that of others at all times. -Communicate effectively with other staff and passengers in the interests of safety and customer service using information systems as supplied. -Assist with disabled travellers including entraining/detraining and notifying destination/interchange station of relevant facts. -Ensure you are in possession of the required personal safety documentation and identification -Deal with lost property as appropriate. -Carry out general station duties as required
Contract the recruitment team on 0208 293 6188 and email current CV to cv@ontrakrecruitment.co.uk
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