Registrations have now closed however walk ins are still welcome.
Interested in flexible, part-time or temporary work at Wirral Met? Come along to our informal Staff Bank Recruitment Event to find out how you can join our Staff Bank and be considered for suitable part-time and temporary opportunities across the college.
What is the Staff Bank? Our Staff Bank is a pool of people who are interested in working at Wirral Met on a flexible, temporary or part-time basis. Once you’ve joined the Staff Bank and met the relevant criteria, we can contact you when suitable opportunities become available. This could be a great option if you’re looking to fit work around other commitments, gain experience in education, or share your industry expertise with our students. Tuesday 22 September | 5pm–7pm Conway Park Campus - Europa Boulevard, Birkenhead, CH41 4NT
Come along to find out more
This informal drop-in event is a chance to:
Explore the roles available, including bank lecturers, learning support advisors and administrative support.
Meet current staff and hear first-hand what it’s like to work as part of the Staff Bank.
Find out how it works, including the application process, required qualifications, working patterns and the flexibility available.
Ask questions and get advice before submitting or completing your application.
Discover whether the Staff Bank is right for you and what opportunities could be available.
Whether you’re looking to share your industry expertise, support students, or find flexible work alongside your existing commitments, come along and find out how you could become part of the Wirral Met team.
Have a question before the event?
Contact our HR team at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or call 0151 551 7650. We look forward to seeing you there.
Can't make the event? Don't worry, you can still apply online.
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