Student Voice Required
Do you have an opinion on facilities and learning resources? Then the Learning Resources User Groups would like to hear from you. The group run termly meetings to discuss the learning resources and facilities at St George’s.
The next meeting is taking place on Monday 8th February at 1230-1400 in J1.13. Please come along and have a say.
To find out more information and to request the agenda and previous meetings minutes email Paul Lau –plau@sgul.ac.uk
St George's Alumni Telephone Fundraising Campaign
St George's will be running our 2018 alumni telephone fundraising campaign from Sat 24th February - Thursday 15th March.
The Development and Alumni Office is looking for enthusiastic students to talk to our alumni on the phone. It is a great opportunity for you to hear stories of St George's in the past, network with professionals and fundraise for student causes.
Shifts are flexible and will take place on evenings and weekends. Full training and support is provided. Callers will be paid £9.75 per hour.
Applications are now open at www.bit.ly/SGULcalling
For more information, please contact George at alumni@sgul.ac.uk.
Teaching job
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Can you teach? Maths & Science Tutors required
London Centre of Education
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Job description
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Tutoring Vacancy £10-£20/hour
Primary & Secondary tutors required
Maths, & Science – part time weekend
Tooting SW17
Training provided
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You can find more information on what we do by visiting our website: www.londonce.com
Societies Up for Grabs
As mentioned during Fresher’s, societies listed below are ‘Up for Grabs’. They are advertised as available before their eventual dissolution so that you, or your friends can pick up the society and continue to run it.
All the societies listed here have expressed that they may be put on the ‘Up for Grabs’ list due to inactivity, or because they have not communicated with the Societies Officers for months.
If you happen to be interested in any of the societies/ community projects/ clubs listed below or know anyone who might be, please email susociet@su.sgul.ac.uk
Available socs:
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Aids Orphan
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Sexpression
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Anaesthetics and Critical Care Society
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The Baker Street Irregulars (BSI)
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Clinical and Academic Research Soc (CARS)
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Genetics Society
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GPRAS (St George’s Plastic, Reconstructive, and Aesthetic Surgery Society)
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Academic Foundation Programme Society AFP
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BakeSoc
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Mindfulness
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Protest and Activism forum
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Archery Soc
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Shorinji Kempo
Pulsenotes LIVE revision weekend for Medical Students
Pulsenotes LIVE is a Medical & Surgical finals weekend aimed at students in years 4-6. We will be covering a wide range of topics essential for any medical student preparing for finals.
You can find more information about the day & sign-up at http://www.pulsenotes.com/live/
The basic details of the course are outlined below:
- Dates: 13-14th January, 3-4th February, 3-4th March 2018
- Location: KCL, Strand campus
- Teachers: Medical & Surgical trainee led
- Cost: Single day £40 / Weekend £60 / Early bird rates apply
- Capacity: 30+ students
If you have any queries about pulsenotes please do not hesitate to contact us at hello@pulsenotes.com
An Introduction to Sleep Medicine
To register please click the link here
ERASMUS+ European Mobility Grants open for applications
Erasmus+ is a European Union program that provides grants to contribute to mobility among European countries for the purposes of work, volunteering, research or training.
St George’s is a participating member of the Erasmus+ program and can provide financial support to students who wish to spend a period abroad in a European country doing work, volunteering or conducting research.
Students wishing to apply must plan to spend this period in an eligible European country for a minimum period of two uninterrupted months to be eligible for an Erasmus Grant.
Grant amounts range between 380 and 430 Euros per month depending on the country of destination.
Visit the Erasmus website, contact us via erasmus@sgul.ac.uk or call 0208 266 6791 for more information.
Student Job Opportunity
Student job opportunity to look after a small boy with Down Syndrome one or two nights at the weekend a month. Many students have previously done this job and enjoyed it. The boy lives in West Norwood and has somebody sit with him overnight to help him put his non- invasive ventilation mask on and to help him with his Gastrostomy feed. The pay is £10 per hour. All training will be given and the parents are near at hand to help. Please call Catherine on 07974152580 and leave a message if interested.
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