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Project Active Assistant

Students’ Union UCL


Students’ Union UCL represents and supports students at University College London, running sports clubs, societies, volunteering and wellbeing programmes.

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Job Posted
2 Nov 2026
Status
Full Time
Permanent
Location
England
Closing date
12 Nov 2026

Students’ Union UCL is looking for a Project Active Assistant to help deliver Project Active, its programme to get inactive students into sport and physical activity.

The Role

Working closely with the Project Active Coordinator, you will help deliver a year-round programme of beginner-friendly, accessible and inclusive activities, including weekly classes, pay-and-play sessions and large mass-participation events.

This hands-on role needs regular on-site work and attendance at events throughout the year. Students’ Union UCL manages UCL’s extracurricular sport programme and is leading delivery of UCL’s Student Life Strategy.

Key Responsibilities

  • Support on-the-ground delivery of Project Active sessions and events
  • Engage with students as an enthusiastic ambassador for the programme
  • Provide a friendly, welcoming point of contact for participants

Key Details

  • Location: Bloomsbury campus, London (WC1H 0AY), with 60/40 office/home working
  • Contract: Permanent, full time (part-time, flexible and job-share applications considered)
  • Salary: £32,542 per year (inclusive of London allowance)
  • Interview date: 30 November 2026
  • Closing date: 12 November 2026

How to Apply

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Additional Info

Status
Full Time
Permanent
Job Type
Event Management
Fitness & Recreation
University
Sport
Multi-sport
Salary information
£32,542 - £32,542
Pay Information
£32,542 per year (inclusive of London allowance)

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