IFSA-Butler are looking for a part time team member in Galway. The successful person will be the first point of contact for our students studying at NUIG. They will help at our student orientations and our events. Flexibility and the ability to respond to student queries promptly is vital for this role, as is excellent local knowledge. This position is suited to a post graduate student with fluent English.
To apply, please email a cover letter and CV to Maria Keane, mkeane@ifsa-butler.org
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