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WHAT’S ON
Magdalen College School
Administration
Assistant
Summer Job – Student – Until End September
An exciting opportunity to work in a small, friendly
luxury garden building manufacturer in Chalgrove,
South Oxfordshire during our busy summer season.
The role would be ideal for a switched-on student with
a level of maturity and experience who is comfortable
working in a dynamic environment. You must be
flexible, articulate, hardworking and reliable with a
good eye for detail and have the ability to communicate
at all levels. Reporting direct to the Managing
Director, you will be responsible for a challenging and
varied range of important tasks to help facilitate the
smooth running and marketing of the business at this
demanding time of year. An attitude of ‘whatever it
takes’ to get things done and move things forward in
an articulate, efficient and timely manner is essential.
Being computer literate is a prerequisite and you must
have your own transport.
TES - Tess of the D'Urbervilles
Re-imagined by Steve Larkin
Thu 14th of May, 8pm
The North Wall, South Parade,
Summertown, Oxford
An attractive remuneration package is on offer for the
right candidate.
Please send your CV to Iain at
[email protected]
www.thenorthwall.com
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Iris Hayter House is a registered care home with 13
residents. We specialise in caring for people with enduring
mental health needs. This small & friendly home has a high
standard of care & we pride ourselves in our key values. We
never use agency staff. The highly motivated staff, who
have years of experience & have qualifications in health
& social care would like to welcome a new team member.
Senior Project Worker
The Senior Project Worker role will involve you acting
as keyworker to a small number of people with physical
and mental health needs. You will work with them to
collaboratively develop a care and risk management plan
to help the residents achieve as much independence as
possible.
This role will require previous experience of working
with people in a care environment. The ideal candidate
will have the ability to engage and build appropriate
working relationships with residents/potential residents,
understand boundaries and maximise recovery &
independence. You will also have a Level 2 Diploma
in Health and Social Care or equivalent as well as a
sound understanding and the ability to follow key CQC
regulations.
This is a full-time role which will require shift work covering
24 hours. The salary scale ranges from £19,503 - £22,191 per
annum depending on experience.
Benefits at Response include: excellent induction and
training; 22 days holiday per year and a pension scheme.
Please contact HR on 01865 397 968 or email
[email protected] for an application pack.
Magdalen College School
Closing date: Friday 22nd May 2015 at 10am
Maintenance Operative
Magdalen College School, founded in 1480, is one of the
country’s leading independent day schools.
The school seeks to appoint a Maintenance Operative to join
our busy Maintenance team. You will provide ad-hoc support
on a number of tasks, including stock checks, minor repairs,
room configurations and mechanical and electrical services.
Demonstrable experience in a similar role is essential. This
role requires some out of hours work where needed.
Friday 15 May: 7.30pm
Further details of the position and a Support Staff application
form can be found on the Job Vacancy link of the website:
The Adderbury Ensemble
with Viv Mclean (piano)
www.mcsoxford.org
Mozart Piano Trio
Schubert Piano Trio in B flat
Tickets £15/£5 students. 01865 305305
Available on the door or from
www.oxfordplayhouse.com/ticketsoxford
SJE Arts, 109a Iffley Road, Oxford
A completed Support Staff application form, CV & covering
letter should be sent by email to Mrs Sarah Hunter, Bursar’s
PA, ([email protected]) by Midday 29th May 2015.
Magdalen College School is committed to safeguarding
and promoting the welfare of children, and the successful
candidate will be required to undergo statutory checks before
the commencement of his/her employment.
MAGDALEN COLLEGE SCHOOL • OXFORD • OX4 1DZ
01865 242191 • www.mcsoxford.org
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Phoenix Picturehouse (0871 902 5736)
Tue: 3.45, 8.30pm; Wed: 3.00, 6.30, 9.00pm
Thu: 3.30, 8.45pm
An Auschwitz survivor in post-war Berlin is unrecognised by her husband. German with subt.
FAR FROM THE MADDING CROWD [12A] Tue: 12.30, 3.15, 6.00, 8.45pm; Wed: 2.30, 6.00, 8.45pm; Thu: 12.00, 3.15, 6.00pm
Carey Mulligan is torn between three very different admirers.
THEATRE
to Sat
16 May
New Theatre (0844 871 3020)
JERSEY BOYS Tue 12th & Wed 13th, Fri 15th: 7.30pm
Thu 14th, Sat 16th: 2.30 & 7.30pm
SCOUTS (Cleaners)
£8.00 per hour (20 or 25 hours per week)
We are looking for friendly, hardworking cleaners to join our
Housekeeping team. Reporting to the Housekeeping & Lodge
Manager, post holders will be responsible for the daily cleaning
of rooms and communal areas in the Catz House and Bath
Street accommodation, and for ensuring that these areas are
maintained to the required standards of cleanliness & hygiene.
For full details please see:
www.stcatz.ox.ac.uk/node/848
or email [email protected]
Closing date: Midday on Friday 22nd May 2015.
THE BEAT BENEATH MY FEET [15] Tue: 6.15pm
A teenager blackmails his neighbour into teaching him guitar.
TODDLER TIME: TOOT THE TINY TUGBOAT [U] Thu: 11.30am
Starring Jason Donovan as Lionel Logue & Raymond Coulthard as King George VI. £14-£30
Senior Custodian
North Wall Arts Centre (319450)
EARTH MEETS SKY
Ralph Fiennes stars in George Bernard Shaw’s satirical romantic comedy.
Thu: 7.00pm
Vue Cinema (08712 240 240)
CINDERELLA [U] Disney live-action remake.
HOME [U] (2D) Tue & Wed: 11.15am, 1.50, 4.30pm
Thu: 11.00am, 1.45pm
Tue & Wed: 11.30am, 1.55, 4.15pm; Thu: 11.30am
Colour-changing alien blob befriends human girl voiced by Rihanna.
BIG GAME [12A] Tue - Thu: 11.40am, 1.55, 4.15, 6.40, 9.10pm
The US President crash lands in a Finnish forest and is rescued by a young hunter.
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THE AVENGERS: AGE OF ULTRON [12A] (2D)
Tue & Wed: 11.00am, 2.00, 5.15, 6.45, 8.30, 9.45, 10.30pm
Thu: 11.00am, 2.00, 5.15, 8.30pm
(3D) Tue: 2.00, 5.30, 8.45, 11.00pm; Wed: 1.00, 4.30, 7.45, 11.00pm
Thu: 12noon
Superhero crew must save the world from Tony Stark’s mistake. Subt: Tue 6.45pm
FAR FROM THE MADDING CROWD [12A] Tue & Wed: 11.10am, 1.50, 4.40, 7.20pm; Thu: 11.15am, 1.50, 4.40, 7.20pm
Carey Mulligan is torn between three very different admirers.
UNFRIENDED [15] Tue & Wed: 7.00, 9.00, 11.00pm; Thu: 4.30pm
Haunting via Skype.
THE AGE OF ADALINE [12A] Tue & Wed: 11.30am, 2.00, 4.45, 7.30pm; Thu: 12.15, 3.00, 5.30, 8.15pm
After a magical lightning strike, a woman stops ageing at the age of 29.
Tue 12th: 7.30pm
TES Thu 14th: 8pm
Spoken word theatre about a teenager descended from a famous romantic poet. £13 (£11)
RSC: THE COMPLETE HISTORY OF COMEDY (ABRIDGED)
High-brow to low, covering comedy through the ages. £16 (£14) Fri 15th: 7.45pm
Animated novice tugboat. For parents with children aged 1-5.
NT LIVE: MAN AND SUPERMAN [12A] THE KING’S SPEECH  Tue 12th - Wed 13th: 7.30pm
Thu 14th, Sat 16th: 2.30, 7.30pm; Fri 15th: 8pm
The Old Fire Station (263980)
MONUMENT TO CHARLIE CHAPLIN Tue 12th: 7.30pm
A short film, followed by Charlie Chaplin’s The Great Dictator. £10 (£8)
Cornerstone, Didcot (01235 515144)
NURSING LIVES
Thu 14th: 7.30pm
Heart-warming wartime tale of bravery & love in wordless play. £15 (£13.50)
Eynsham Village Hall (881624)
NIGHT MUST FALL Nuffield College (278500)
KILLING HITLER Tue 12th - Fri 15th: 7.45pm; Sat 16th: 2pm
Exploring Oxford graduate Adam von Trott zu Solz’s role in the Valkyrie plot. £6.50
Somerville College (270600)
KING LEIR Sat 16th: 10.30am-6.30pm
Script-in-hand performance, followed by panel discussion and conference. £20 (£15)
FAST AND FURIOUS 7 [12A] Tue - Thu: 3.30, 6.30, 9.30pm
SENIORS: FOXCATCHER [15]
? Tue: 11.00am
There are stowaways on the Ark!
The Stath joins vehicular action franchise.
Psychological thriller based on the true story of Olympic wrestlers & their multi-millionaire coach.
MAD MAX: FURY ROAD [15] (2D) Thu: 2.00, 5.00, 8.00, 10.45pm
(3D) Thu: 3.00, 6.00, 9.00pm
Tom Hardy replaces Mel Gibson in fourth instalment of post-apocalyptic 80s action franchise.
NT LIVE: MAN AND SUPERMAN [12A] Ralph Fiennes stars in George Bernard Shaw’s satirical romantic comedy.
Thu: 7.00pm
Odeon George St (0871 224 4007)
HOME [U] (2D) Colour-changing alien blob befriends human girl voiced by Rihanna.
MI5 boss Harry Pearce goes AWOL and is suspected to have turned. Subt: Thu 8.30pm
TWO BY TWO [U] Tue & Wed: 12.30, 2.45, 5.00pm; Thu: 12.30, 2.45pm
There are stowaways on the Ark!
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THE AVENGERS: AGE OF ULTRON [12A] (2D)
Tue & Wed: 12.45, 2.15, 4.00, 5.30, 7.15, 8.45pm; Thu: 2.15, 5.30, 9.00pm
Superhero crew must save the world, again. Subt: Tue 7.15pm
FAR FROM THE MADDING CROWD [12A] Tue: 2.30, 5.15, 8.00pm
Wed: 5.15, 8.00pm; Thu: 5.30, 8.15pm
Carey Mulligan is torn between three very different admirers.
THE AGE OF ADALINE [12A] daily: 12.20, 3.15, 6.15, 9.00pm
After a magical lightning strike, a woman stops ageing at the age of 29.
UNFRIENDED [15] Tue & Wed: 7.15, 9.30pm
Digital horror: haunting via Skype.
SILVER SCREEN: TESTAMENT OF YOUTH [12A] Wed: 11.00am
Thu: 2.00pm
The story of Vera Brittain’s coming of age during WWI.
SILVER SCREEN: WILD [15] Wed: 2.00pm; Thu: 11.00am
Reese Witherspoon embarks on a 1000 mile journey to find herself.
NT LIVE: MAN AND SUPERMAN [12A] Thu: 7.00pm
MAD MAX: FURY ROAD [15]
Thu: 5.45pm
Ralph Fiennes stars in George Bernard Shaw’s satirical romantic comedy.
(2D) 4th instalment of post-apocalyptic 80s action franchise. (3D) Thu: 2.45, 8.45pm
Odeon Magdalen St (0871 2244 007)
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THE AVENGERS: AGE OF ULTRON [12A] (3D)
daily: 1.30, 4.45, 8.00pm
Superhero crew must save the world from Tony Stark’s mistake. Subt: Wed 4.45pm
WOMAN IN GOLD [12A]
? daily: 6.00, 8.30pm
True-life story of a woman seeking restitution of her family’s art work stolen by the Nazis.
FAR FROM THE MADDING CROWD [12A] Wed & Thu: 2.30pm
Carey Mulligan is torn between three very different admirers.
CINDERELLA [U]
Disney live-action remake of the classic fairytale.
Tue: 12.45, 3.15pm
Ultimate Picture Palace (245288)
DARK HORSE [PG] Tue, Thu: 9.00pm
Documentary: some friends rear a champion racehorse on their allotment.
? Tue: 6.30pm; Wed: 9.00pm
Thu: 4.00, 6.30pm
A Swedish family’s emotional fallout after an avalanche.
BABY CLUB: FORCE MAJEURE [15] ? Thu: 12.30pm
FORCE MAJEURE [15]
A Swedish family’s emotional fallout after an avalanche. For parents with babies under 1.
BLIND [18] Wed: 6.45pm
Nuanced Norwegian comedy exploring the inner world of a woman who loses her sight.
ORIENTAL BOARD-GAME GO/ BADUK/ WEIQI / All welcome - beginners to
7 dan/pro / 7.30-11.00pm. Free / Freud, 119 Walton St
BRIDGE CLUB / Duplicate Bridge / 7.15pm. £1.50 / peterbrooksdesign.co.uk/
LESTER/bridgetues.htm / North Oxford Centre, Diamond Place, OX2 7DP
WRITER’S WORKSHOP / 11am. £10 / sarabanerji.com / Slug & Lettuce, OX1 1AY
THE ROMANES LECTURE 2015: MERVYN KING / A Disequilibrium in the
World Economy / 5.45-6.45pm. Free / ox.ac.uk/romanes / Sheldonian, OX1 3AZ
GLOBAL JUSTICE OXFORD / 7.30-9pm. Free / Town Hall, St Aldate’s, OX1 1DP
JAVIER CERCAS: THE THIRD TRUTH (PART 1) / The novel as a genre:
historical & theoretical / 5.30-7pm. Free / 610411 / St Anne’s College, OX2 6HS
THE EXECUTIVE DEFICIT AT THE HEART OF WHITEHALL: THE SYSTEMIC
FAILINGS OF UK GOVERNMENT / With Major General (Rtd) Jonathan Shaw
CB CBE / 7.30-8.30pm. Free / 616593 / Oxford Martin School, Broad St, OX1 3BD
ARTISAN CHEESE & WINE TASTING EVENING / 6 wines inc. fizz & artisan
cheeses / 7-9pm. £32.50 / oxfordcheltwineschool.com / St Peter’s College, OX1
RATIONALITY VERSUS EMOTIONALITY IN THE CENTURY OF EXTREMES
/ Prof. Ute Frevert / 5-6.30pm. Free / Andrew Wiles Building, OX2 6GG
NAMING NAMES: UNDERWRITING PATRONAGE IN TONSON’S CÆSAR
(1712) / 5-6pm. Free / 277160 / Weston Library, Broad St, OX1 3BG
Part/full-time depending on the candidate.
Email with CV/cover letter:
[email protected]
Wed 13th
OPEN MIC / Hosted by Lee Davies / 8.30pm. Free / thecapeofgoodhopeoxford.
co.uk / The Cape of Good Hope, 1 Iffley Rd, OX4 1EA
LIVE JAZZ AND WINE / Jazz performed with a modern spin by the Martin
Pickett Trio / 7-9pm. Free / 1855oxford.com / 1855, 4 Oxford Castle, OX1 1AY
THE BULLINGDON UNPLUGGED / Open mic / The Bullingdon, 162 Cowley Rd
BACK TO 42, BONNE NUIT, CODITION, FRANKLIN, SHAMPERS, THREE FOLD
/ Student bands & solo artists / 6.30pm. £4 / The Bullingdon / 244516
NEW ORLEANS BOUNCE / Vintage swing, Charleston, Lindy Hop plus DJs
/ 8.30-10.30pm. £5 donation / decadenttimes.com / Phoenix Bar, OX2 6AE
WILLIE J HEALEY / EP Launch for local singer-songwriter / 8pm. £4.50 / The
Library Pub, 182 Cowley Rd, OX4 1UE / thelibrarypuboxford.com
MAIANS, LITTLE BROTHER ELI, CAMERON A.G., GHOSTS IN THE PHOTOGRAPHS
/ Annual showcase of new Oxford music / 8pm. £8 all venue pass / The
Wheatsheaf, 129 High St, OX1 4DF
RAINBOW RESERVOIR, ESTHER JOY LANE, WATER PAGEANT, WHITE
BEAM / Annual showcase of new Oxford music / 8.30pm. Free entry (£8 all venue
Punt pass) / The White Rabbit, Friars Entry (Gloucester Green end), OX1 2BY
ADAM BARNES, DESPICABLE ZEE, KATY JACKSON, MY CROOKED TEETH
/ Annual showcase of new Oxford music / 8pm. Free entry (£8 all venue Punt
pass) / nightshiftmag.co.uk / 372255 / Turl St Kitchen, 16-17 Turl St, OX1 3DH
ZAIA, PEERLESS PIRATES, RHYMSKEEMZ & BUNGLE, BALKAN
WANDERERS / Annual showcase of new Oxford music / 7.30pm. £8 all venue
Punt pass / The Cellar, Frewin Court, off Cornmarket St
WARDENS, CASSELS, INDICA BLUES, THE SHAPES @ THE TONY JEZZARD
STAGE / Annual showcase of Oxford music / 7pm. £8 all venue pass / The Purple
Turtle, OX1
Thu 14th
?SPARKY’S FLYING CIRCUS / Open mic / 9pm. Free / Half Moon, St Clements
?CATWEAZLE / Space for music, poetry, story and song / 8pm. £6 (£5)
/ catweazleclub.com / East Ox Community Centre, 44b Princes St, OX4 1HU
ACOUSTIC THURSDAYS / Local artists & acoustic jams with Martini Russa /
8.30-10.30pm. Free / 07867 600631 / Jude The Obscure, Walton St, OX2 6AE
BEN HOLDER TRIO / Jazz violinist / 8pm. Free / Joe’s, 260 Banbury Rd, OX2 7DX
OPEN MIC / 8pm. Free / 07831 558067 / Café Aloha, 11 The Square, Botley
JONATHAN GEE / Jazz pianist accompanied by the Spin Trio / 8.30pm.
£10, (£8,£6) / spinjazz.net / The Wheatsheaf, 129 High St, OX1 4DF
THE COOLING PEARLS, FAMILY MACHINE, MAYBUG, TRUE
ADVENTURES / Folk-pop, indie & acoustic / 7.30pm. £6 / Modern Art Oxford,
30 Pembroke St, OX1 1BP / modernartoxford.org.uk
PETE FRYER BAND / Local blues-rock legend / 9pm. Free / The Wheatsheaf
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Wed 13th
SLING MEET, SOCIAL / Baby-wearing social event / 10am-12pm. Free /
07758 859880 / Barefoot Books, 294 Banbury Rd, OX2 7ED
SOUTH OXFORD COMMUNITY BINGO / For old & new players, refreshments
available / 2-4pm. From £1 / southoxford.org / South Ox Centre, OX1 4RP
THE KING, THE DUKE & THE FLEMISH MERCHANT OF VENICE / With
Christina Anderson / 5-7pm. £9 (£8) / Ashmolean Museum, Beaumont St, OX1 2PH
HOW WE CAME TO BE HUMAN / Prof. Robin Dunbar / 6-7.45pm. £3 / 270942
/ Robinson Close, South Parks Rd, OX13PP
IN NUMBERS / Maths & history panel discussion. Dr Sarah Mortimer and Dr
Jamshid Derakhshan / 7-8pm. Free / 279111 / The Vaults & Garden, OX1 4AH
NIKOLAUS WACHSMANN / Discussing his book The Camps: A History of the
Nazi Concentration Camps / 6-7pm. Free / 333623 / Blackwells, OX1 3BQ
WORLD OF WINE: GRAND TOUR OF FRANCE (PART 2) / Tutored tasting /
7-9pm. £27 / oxfordcheltwineschool.com / St Peter’s College, OX1 2DL
CAN BABIES FEEL PAIN? / Dr Rebeccah Slater / 7-8pm. Free /
oxfordscibar.com / St Aldate’s Tavern, 108 St Aldate’s, OX1 1BU
ETHNOGRAPHIC UNDERSTANDINGS OF GLOBAL REFUGEE POLICY /
5-6.30pm. Free / 281724 / Refugee Studies Centre, 3 Worcester St, OX1 2PZ
OXFORD GEEK NIGHT 40 / Local web developers, designers, techies,
librarians, etc. / 7pm. Free / The Jericho Tavern, OX2 6AE/ 311775
PEACEMAKING AND PEACEBUILDING IN COLOMBIA / Mr Sergio Jaramillo
Caro / 5-6.30pm. Free / 616733 / Blavatnik School of Government, OX1 4JJ
CHRIST CHURCH, OXFORD
Applications are sought from personable and confident
individuals with experience in dealing with the public
and cash handling. Excellent customer service,
administrative and supervisory skills are a prerequisite.
40 hours per week including weekends and some
evenings. Would suit someone who has easy transport
links into Oxford City.
Salary £17,056 pa plus other benefits.
Application form and full details available at:
www.chch.ox.ac.uk/general-information/employment
or contact:
Bridget Guiste, Clerical Assistant, Steward’s Department
Email: [email protected]
Telephone: 01865 286993
Closing date: Monday, 18 May 2015
AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY
EMPLOYER
Tue 12th
THE SPARK SIDE OF THE MOON / Open mic / 8.30pm. Free / James St Tavern
JAZZ AT THE BULLY / Big Colours. Fantastic 16 piece big band / 8.30pm. Free
/ The Bullingdon, 162 Cowley Rd, OX4 1UE/ thebullingdon.co.uk
HAMMER AND TONGUE / The heart of Oxford’s live spoken word scene for
over a decade / 8pm. £7 (£5) / 305305 / Old Fire Station, George St, OX1 2AQ
PIZZA MIC / Pizza, beer & open mic / 8pm. Free / The Library Pub, 182 Cowley
Rd, OX4 1UE / thelibrarypuboxford.com
LECTURES & MEETINGS
Tue 12th
Sales Assistant/
Assistant Manager
GIGS & COMEDY
Tue: 12.15pm
SPOOKS: THE GREATER GOOD [15] Tue - Thu: 1.00, 3.30, 6.00, 8.30pm
Please send your CV and Cover Letter to
[email protected] by latest 21st May 2015.
Emails should state ‘Valid International Administrative
Assistant/Office Manager’ (only) in the subject line.
Podarok on High Street, Oxford
MI5 boss Harry Pearce goes AWOL and is suspected to have turned.
Tue - Thu: 11.00am, 1.20pm
Candidates must be eligible to work in the UK or must
hold a valid UK work permit. Applications for part-time
positions will also be considered.
Wed 13th - Sat 16th: 7.45pm
A spine-chilling psychological thriller full of intrigue & mind-games. £8 (£7)
SPOOKS: THE GREATER GOOD [15] Tue & Thu: 1.15, 3.45, 6.15, 10.45pm; Wed: 1.15, 3.45, 6.15, 8.45, 10.15pm
TWO BY TWO [U] This is a full-time position (37.5 hrs per week)
within our IT department. Salary details available on
application.
For a full job description and application guidelines go to:
www.validinternational.org/careers
Choral collaboration between singer Juliet Russell & Oxford’s community choirs. £8 (£6)
Illegal immigrant and immigration official find love. French with subt.
You will be a graduate with a relevant degree in
Computer Science, Software Engineering or similar,
and ideally possess some work experience within
a placement or short-term engagement. Strong
communication, analytical and problem solving skills
prerequisite.
Oxford Playhouse (305305)
SAMBA [15] Tue: 1.00pm; Wed: 12noon
This Developer role will work within the full life cycle
of web application development to create robust
enhancements to the core application built in PHP,
MySQL, HTML, Javascript, JQuery, CSS, XSLT,
Bootstrap. You will gather requirements, create
specifications, and write code across all 3 tiers:
database, application and front-end. Testing and
ongoing application support will also form part of the
role.
Please email your CV to
[email protected]
Tim Driesen stars as Frankie Valli in the true story of his rise to stardom.
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£17,000 per annum
Valid International Ltd is a leading humanitarian
organisation specialising in the research and
implementation of evidence-based techniques to improve
the quality, impact and accountability of humanitarian
assistance.
The Department for Continuing Education is currently
looking to recruit a
Senior Waiting Person
Grade 1: £14,959 - £15,356 p.a. (pro rata)
(£7.88 - £8.09 per hour)
The Department for Continuing Education is currently
looking to recruit a Senior Waiting Person to provide firstclass service to staff, guests, and visitors. This is a busy role
working as part of a friendly and supportive team, between
our locations at Rewley House, Kellogg College, and Ewert
House.
Accommodation
Officer
We are looking to recruit a highly-organised
administrator to work within our homestay and selfcatering Accommodation department. The successful
candidate will have a proven track record in hospitality
or similar where they have demonstrated high standards
of provision and customer care. Highly-developed
people skills are essential.
Salary: ca. £19,500 p.a. + profit share
Closing date: 15th May 2015.
For full details please visit our website:
www.british-study.com/jobs.php
Applications are to be made online no later than midday
on 15 May 2015:
www.conted.ox.ac.uk/staff/
workforthedepartment/vacancies.php
Casual Chef
£10.00 per hour, immediate start
St. Anne’s College is an equal opportunities employer.
JESUS COLLEGE, OXFORD
St. Clare’s, Oxford is a registered charity, no. 294085
• Experienced Summer School Manager
(live-in position). For July – early August.
Managing our summer centre, its
programme and a team of teachers and
activity leaders
• Qualified English Language Teachers
(CELTA + 2 years’ experience + first degree)
• Activity Leaders (accommodation available)
for social activities, leading excursions for
young people
Our young persons safeguarding procedures mean
that all appointments are subjected to satisfactory
DBS checks and references.
Junior Summer School
Activity Leaders Required!
Enthusiastic and motivated Activity Leaders needed
to guide teenage students on excursions, and to
accompany groups on a range of sightseeing, sports
and cultural activities. Hours are varied and include
weekdays and weekends. Full availability is required
from 5th July to 2nd August.
All candidates will be required to undergo a DBS check.
Please email your CV and covering letter to:
groups oxfordschoolofenglish.com
BUTLER
We are looking for a Butler to join our busy Food Services
team. This role is an excellent opportunity for someone
with good customer service skills and experience in
providing high quality formal service.
Hours will be a notional 39 per week, 5 days out of 7 as
per the rota.
Salary: £9.55 per hour (£19,367p.a.)
Please go to our website:
www.jesus.ox.ac.uk/fellows-and-staff/vacancies/college
to find more details about the roles and how to apply
The closing date for return of applications is
noon on Monday 18 May 2015.
Interviews will be held Friday 29 May 2015.
ROOMS TO LET
NICE DOUBLE ROOM, clean and quiet house near centre Cowley.
£550 all incl. 07713 117079. [email protected]
WHITE ROAD, BMW, Oxfam, BG, Unipart, Brookes halls, hospitals,
large single rooms for one person, £380–£430 pcm plus bills.
07591 430564. [email protected]
PRETTY, LARGE EN SUITE BEDSIT, for quiet postgrad/
researcher. Wifi, cleaner and bills included. £185/week.
[email protected]
LARGE ROOM, £570 bills included. 07866 700703.
www.easyrentaroom.co.uk. [email protected]
HOUSE/FLAT WANTED
WE’RE LOOKING FOR somewhere in Oxford to live during my
legal secondment (June, July, August) to an Oxford charity. 1
bedroom; garden ideally. Non-smokers; no pets. Thanks, Harriet.
[email protected]
Homestay Families required
We need friendly hosts to offer accommodation in single
and twin rooms in July and early August and beyond,
for international students of all ages. If you can offer a
good standard of accommodation with half board and
live within a short bus ride of Oxford city centre we pay
excellent rates in return. Hosts are required to undergo an
enhanced DBS check.
Please email Jan or Anthea on
[email protected]
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PARKING
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Leafletting & Ticket Sales
£12 per hour - £7 base + commission
Any day: 10am - 2pm; flexible on days.
e: [email protected] w: footprints-tours.com
Daily Information seeks
2 New Team Members
to join our busy, informal office.
Full-time, 9am-6pm
Part-time, 3 days pw, 9am-6pm
£18,000+ per annum pro rata
We are looking for a bright, adaptable multitasker with
an acute eye for detail. This position would be ideal
for someone looking to gain experience in advertising,
publishing or journalism.
Duties:
• processing enquiries and advertising, updating
records and local details, proofreading
• copywriting, design and layout of advertising
• making tea, washing up, tidying, making deliveries
• reviewing theatre, exhibitions, restaurants and films
• contributing to our presence on social media
• planning and writing features on Oxford life
• almost anything else in the name of customer service!
Key requirements:
• encyclopaedic knowledge of Oxford and a keen
interest in local events and issues
• high level of accuracy combined with an ability
to prioritise effectively
• impeccable telephone manner and organisational skills
• computer literacy (knowledge of HTML and Adobe
Suite an advantage)
• excellent spelling, punctuation and basic maths skills
• helpfulness, common sense and initiative
We combine a friendly and informal approach with the
high speed environment of a small business, and we offer
varied, challenging work, wide-ranging experience, free
tickets to events, and occasional treats.
Deadline for applications: 9am, Mon 18th May.
This appointment is for a year initially.
To apply, send a potted CV (no
more than one side of A4) and a
covering letter telling us why you’d
like to work for us to:
[email protected]
Finance
Officer
Fixed term until April 2016 with possibility of extension.
Salary £20,000 pro rata – 7-10 hours per week
Oxfordshire Sexual Abuse & Rape Crisis Centre (OSARCC) is seeking a
committed self-defining woman to undertake the financial work of a
growing organisation. The successful candidate will have experience and
knowledge managing charity finances, including experience with Sage,
Quickbooks, Xero or similar. She will have experience of managing and
reporting finances on a monthly basis to ensure the sound financial running
of OSARCC. She will be committed to working in an organisation seeking to
end violence against women and girls, and will be able to work efficiently and
effectively, using her own initiative.
Administration Officer
We provide fun and interesting tours of Oxford.
Part-time flexible work available; pay £60-120 per day.
Full days or single tours available to suit your timetable.
e: [email protected] w: footprints-tours.com
Please see our website:
www.st-annes.ox.ac.uk/about/job-opportunities
for further information and details on how to apply.
Subject to enhanced DBS check and references.
Staff needed
for ELT Summer School in Oxford
Students or locals, energetic and outgoing.
Foreign languages and acting experience a plus!
The Casual Chef will work alongside the Head Chef
and Chefs preparing all food for staff, students and
conference guests. A good knowledge of working in
a busy kitchen is required.
Full job details: www.stclares.ac.uk/summerjobs
HOSTS WANTED
HMC Independent Day School for boys 7-18 & girls in the Sixth Form
Tour Guides Needed!
St Anne’s College are looking for a casual chef to
work over the busy summer period.
3. Welfare Staff (Welfare Officer, Summer Dean)
BRAND NEW TWO bedroom house, off road parking, local
amenities. Available now. £1050 pcm. 07776 321896.
[email protected]
JERICHO, ONE BEDROOM flat in family home. Double bedroom,
sitting room, kitchen/dining, mezzanine study. Shower, toilet.
South facing balcony. £1,275 pcm inc bills. 07803 504759.
[email protected]
FIRST FLOOR FURNISHED studio flat, Rogers Street, Central
Summertown, available mid-June, £750 pcm. Well modernised
with up-to-date kitchen area and bathroom and partitioned
sleeping area. Very quiet area with private parking space.
Ideally suited to academic or professional single person. Ring
07753 672000 or email [email protected].
BIKES
OXFORD’S RECONDITIONED BICYCLES. Quality second-hand
bicycles. Ideal for students. Free delivery in Oxford, 7 days a
week. 50% buyback scheme available on all bicycles. For details:
www.oxfordsreconditionedbicycles.co.uk / 07411 262957.
TUITION
FUN, FRIENDLY ENGLISH as foreign language: Conversation,
culture, business. Theatre visits. Single or group. Day,
evening, weekends. CELTA qualified, CRB clearance.
[email protected]
GUITAR TUITION. ALL LEVELS / STYLES. 07812 211042.
[email protected]
WEB DESIGN
JO COX DESIGN: (www.jocoxdesign.co.uk). Your friendly local
web design expert. 07807 043705.
VAULTS & GARDEN Café is looking for experienced
Café Staff. Busy central café. Full-time and part-time
positions available. Email CV and contact details to
[email protected].
PHP DEVELOPER required by Alberon, Oxford - web / software
development agency. www.alberon.co.uk/careers
TEAM ASSISTANT/EA Aurora Energy Research seek master multitasker for our thriving Oxford-based start-up. Key responsibilities
could include HR, events, contracts, website, document
editing, diary management. Required: Degree, Microsoft
Office, admin experience, excellent communication. Salary
£25K-£30K. CV submission to & full position description from
[email protected]
TUTORS REQUIRED FOR Maths, English and Sciences for tutoring
for Primary, GCSE, AS/A2 Levels. Please visit our website
http://www.lotustutors.com/tutor-enrolment for application and
details.
CLEANER WITH DRIVING licence needed immediately for 20-25h
a week of domestic cleaning (car provided), £7.50/h. Please reply
stating your previous experience. [email protected]
DIGITAL ACCOUNT MANAGER required by Alberon,
web/software
development
agency.
Oxford
http://www.alberon.co.uk/careers.
CAFÉ ASSISTANT MANAGER - Vaults & Garden Café is looking for
an experienced manager for a busy central café. Full-time and
part-time positions available. Email CV and contact details to
[email protected].
DIGITAL MARKETING INTERN wanted (paid position) for world’s
leading online community for sustainable business. Send CV and
covering letter to [email protected]
SHORT-LET CLEANING SPECIALIST. Laundry services, ironing,
free collection and delivery. [email protected]
GREAT GARDEN SERVICE - GARDEN MAINTAIN - Oxford.
[email protected]
/
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VAN MAN REMOVALS. www.a-man-with-a-van-oxfordshire.
com.
UK
delivery/clearance.
Mark
07788
837030.
[email protected]
DRY CARPET CLEANING. Zero drying time. For more information
visit www.ecodryoxfordshire.co.uk or call Andrew on
07437 418825. [email protected]
CARPET FITTING, DISTANCE no problem! Call Kevin on
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STEVE AND LARGE van: removals, clearances (waste licence).
07795 194619 / [email protected]
CLEANING SERVICES - DOMESTIC, commercial, end-oftenancy, deep spring clean, painting & decoration, handyman.
0800 987 5322. 07900 465040. www.multi-taskservices.com.
[email protected]
WWW.MANANDVANOXFORD.CO.UK: REMOVALS. ROOMS / flats /
home removals in Oxford. Various van sizes available. From £25
per hour. Call 07503 916041. [email protected]
MAN WITH A van, distance no problem! Call Kevin on
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DISCO & LIGHTING
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VOLUNTEERS
between 18 to 45?
fit and well?
light or non-smoker?
right handed?
a fluent English speaker?
• Are you considered eccentric or consider yourself different?
• Do you prefer to keep to yourself?
• Do you believe in the supernatural or things that some people find unusual?
The study involves visiting our research facility in Oxford on 3 occasions. You will receive compensation for your time
and reasonable travel expenses will be reimbursed.
We would like you to complete an online questionnaire: www.manchester.ac.uk/sep
Text: STUDY to 70099 Call: 07760 486222
Or email [email protected] to find out more
Unequal vision
Have you spent at least one night
in hospital in the past six months?
with two eyes?
The Picker Institute is a healthcare research
organisation. We’re looking for volunteers to
help us test a questionnaire about adult inpatient
stays in hospital. We would like to speak to you
if you are 16 years or older and have been an
inpatient in an NHS hospital in the last 6 months.
Poor 3D vision?
Aged 18-45?
then you could take part in
our study on how vision relates to brain
chemistry.
For more info: [email protected]
Website: dpag.ox.ac.uk/visionoutreach
Meetings can take place at a location of your
choice (our office in Oxford, or a local café). You
will be given a £25 gift voucher as a thank you.
For more information, please either call
01865 208127 and ask for Hannah Atherton
or you can send an email to this address:
[email protected]
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MORE LECTURES AND MEETINGS
Thu 14th
(£8.92 per hour plus £1.08 per hour holiday pay
Total payable per hour £10.00)
2. Activity Organisers (residential & nonresidential, for ages 10-15 & 15-17)
MAGDALEN COLLEGE SCHOOL • OXFORD • OX4 1DZ
01865 242191 • www.mcsoxford.org
www.osarcc.org.uk
St Anne’s College, Oxford
1. EFL Teachers (residential & non-residential, for
ages 10-15, 15-17, & 18+)
Completed Teaching Staff application form, CV and covering
letter, should be sent by email to the Master, Dr T. R. Hands,
([email protected]) by midday Friday 15th May 2015.
An Information Pack for this post is available on the job
vacancy link of the website.
Closing date for applications: Friday 5th June 2015, 5pm
Interviews will be held in the week commencing 15th June 2015
For an information pack and application form or for this information in
another format, please email [email protected]
or call 01856 725311
OSARCC is an equal opportunities employer and encourages applications from
candidates from all minority groups. We offer flexible working arrangements.
These posts are open to women only and are exempt under Schedule 9,
part 1 of the Equality Act 2010.
OXFORD UNIVERSITY IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES EMPLOYER
Applications are now open for these positions:
The school requires a graduate of native German speaker
standard, to prepare pupils for IGCSE, AS and A2 German
oral examinations. This is a part-time appointment teaching in
the region of 10 periods per week.
Fixed term until April 2016 with possibility of extension.
Salary £18,000 pro rata – 20 hours per week
Oxfordshire Sexual Abuse & Rape Crisis Centre (OSARCC) is seeking a
committed self-defining woman to undertake an administrative role. The
successful candidate will have experience and knowledge of managing
office administration, a firm understanding of growing organisations, and
the ability to work in a fast-paced environment. She will be committed to
working in an organisation seeking to end violence against women and girls,
and will be able to work efficiently and effectively, using her own initiative.
You will work up to 36.5 hours per week (over seven
days), dependent on business requirements and scheduled
functions. You will have good communication skills, a
positive attitude to customer care, and experience in the
hospitality industry in a customer-facing role.
Summer Vacancies in Oxford
Magdalen College School is located in the heart of Oxford on
the banks of the Cherwell and is one of the country’s leading
and most historic day schools. It was founded by William of
Waynflete in 1480.
St Catherine’s College, Oxford
We are currently recruiting for an Administrative Assistant/
Office Manager to secure the smooth running of the
administrative functions of the Oxford office, providing
day-to-day I.T. support and managing Valid’s website,
managing receptionist duties, developing and maintaining
organisational systems and office records, managing the
office property and equipment, and delivering logistical
support to projects where necessary, including booking
flights and processing visas.
BIG SCREAM: FAR FROM THE MADDING CROWD [12A] Wed: 11.30am
Carey Mulligan is torn between three very different admirers.
THE FALLING [15]
Thu: 1.00pm
Strange goings on at an English girls’ school.
Administrative
Assistant/Office
Manager
Applications are invited for the post of a part-time German
Assistant with effect from 14th September 2015.
Please send CV’s to:
[email protected]
Tel: (01865) 874786
Junior Web/PHP
Developer
to Thu
14 May
GERMAN ASSISTANT
(part-time c. 10 periods per week)
MSD-IDREC-C1-2014-146
Tue 12th - Thu 14th May 2015 (Oxford University 3rd Week)
PHOENIX [12A] HOUSES & FLATS TO LET
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CINEMA
PROPERTY
BASIC ESSENTIALS OF ISLAM / 7pm. Free / 07701 337049 / Central Oxford
Mosque, Manzil Way, OX4 1DJ
ENGINEERING A COOLER PLANET / Profs. Richard Darton & Steve Rayner /
5-6.30pm. Free / 616593 / Oxford Martin School, 34 Broad St, OX1 3BD
THE WEATHER STATION HAS BEEN EATEN: NIGERIA IN THE 1960S / Talk
by Mervyn Powell / 2pm. £2 (free) / u3aoxford.org.uk / Rewley House, OX1 2JA
THE FUNDING NETWORK 2015 / 4 innovative local charities / 6-9pm. £5 /
305305 / The Old Fire Station, 40 George St, OX1 2AQ
MUIRHEAD BONE: THE GLASGOW PIRANESI / Examining Bone’s drawing
& printmaking / 3.45-4.45pm. Free / 278285 / Ashmolean Museum, OX1 2PH
JAMES ATTLEE - STATION TO STATION / Stories along the Great Western
Railway line from London to Bristol / 7pm. £3 / 333623 / Blackwells, OX1 3BQ
JAVIER CERCAS: THE THIRD TRUTH (PART 2) / The novel as a genre:
historical & theoretical / 5.30-7pm. Free / 610411 / St Anne’s College, OX2 6HS
THE ECONOMIC POSSIBILITIES FOR THE NEW GOVERNMENT / Postelection reflections / 5-7pm. Free / 271840 / Saïd Business School, OX1 1HP
THE EXPERIENCE OF BLACK & MINORITY ACADEMICS IN THE UK /
Followed by drinks / 5-7pm. Free / 289825 / Saïd Business School, OX1 1HP
TEACHING THROUGH RESEARCH OF SCIENTIFIC IMAGE-MAKING
PRACTICE / Leukocyte cascade / 4-4.45pm. Free / 286811 / Learning Institute
TIME OF CHANGE? / Bob Geldof / 5.30pm. Free / 282894 / Sheldonian, OX1
SCIENCE IN WONDERLAND / Melanie Keene on the Victorian fascination
with science & fairy tales / 6pm. £6 (£4) / 790050 / The Story Museum, OX1 1BP
ABRIDGING HISTORIES: CAPT. JAMES COOK AND THE VOYAGES OF
READING (1784–) / 5-6pm. Free / 277160 / Weston Library, OX1 3BG
MEMORY AS IMAGINATION IN A GLOBALISED WORLD / Siddhartha
Bose / 5.30-7pm. Free / 274100 / Wolfson College, Linton Rd, OX2 6UD
DIGITAL PUBLISHING / 6.30pm. £10 (£5, free) / opusnet.co.uk/events/
forthcoming-events/digital-innovators / Brookes Headington Hill Site, OX3
FILM SCREENING & CONVERSATION WITH DIRECTOR, ÁLVARO GAGO
/ English subtitles. Three short films / 6pm. Free / Balliol College
REVIEW: BENEFIT
5th May at the Old Fire Station
Cardboard Citizens’ new play, Benefit, is a wonderful example of interactive
political theatre-making, showcasing the very best of company and audience
alike.
The play shows three loosely connected stories – that of a young woman
whose benefits were sanctioned because her appointments were double
booked, a man whose work situation and relationship are disintegrating
around him, and a man with severe mental health issues who has wrongly
passed his fit for work assessment. For the first half, we are presented
with these stories as a conventional play – a moving, and heartbreaking
conventional play, highlighting how the most vulnerable in our country are
repeatedly set up to fail.
The second half is run as forum theatre, a style that Cardboard Citizens have
been using for twenty years. The idea of forum theatre is that the actors
replay the piece, but we as an audience have the chance to stop and alter
the action – to step into the ATOS interview, to talk back at the doctors
appointment. This means we have the chance to change the characters’ fates,
to find real-feeling solutions to problems that seemed insurmountable at
first.
- Lucy Ayrton
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