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Brief Summary

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The role of a Welfare Officer is to be a point of contact for issues relating to the wellbeing of society members, with the aim of fostering positive experiences and relationships within the club or society. In addition, The Inclusion Officer also looks into the best ways that disabled, international, postgraduate, timid students and those with any other additional needs or circumstances are catered for and feel welcome to get involved with society activities.

Skills and Qualities Required

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- *Welcoming attitude*

- *Negotiating and influencing*

- *Understanding of the Equality Act 2010*

- *Understanding of the internationalisation agenda*

- *Creativity and ability to generate ideas*

- *Active Listening*

- *Non-Judgemental Approach*

- *Sensitivity and Understanding*

- *Patience*

- *Ability to remain calm in stressful situations*

- *Ability to work well with others*

Key Responsibilities

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- Signpost to support services and resources

- Act as a mediator for disputes amongst members

- Be a confident and supportive listener

- Be conscious of accessibility and inclusivity at events

- Provide Debrief sessions after school sessions