We employ talented students to represent King's throughout the year. As a student ambassador you'll join a vibrant team and help deliver brilliant events on and off campus. At the same time, you'll benefit from opportunities to:

• Develop and receive training on a range of skills such as public speaking
• Enhance your CV with a varied employment experience
• Earn the London living wage while working flexible hours that are suited to your individual study timetable
• Support a range of young learners, their families, teachers, advisers and King's partners in an informative and rewarding capacity
• Network and have fun!

Please note, an update to our student ambassador right to work policy can be found below. See the Right to Work dropdown for more details.

In order to work as a student ambassador, you must meet the following criteria:

• Every ambassador needs to have a UK bank account
• If you are a current student ambassador who has been living in the United Kingdom for more than 6 months but have now returned back to your home country, you can continue to work as a student ambassador until you have been out of the country for 6 months.
• If you are a new student ambassador recruited in September 2020 onwards, you can work as a student ambassador as long as you have completed your compliance checks with King's Talent Bank.

Updated information will soon be available on King's Talent Bank.

If you love studying at King's, you'll want to get involved. You will receive training and support throughout your time as a student ambassador and we offer payment for all work undertaken, in line with the London Living Wage or higher. Plus, we do our best to make the programme enjoyable and a valuable work experience to impress your future employers. You'll also receive a reference upon leaving the ambassador programme.

Ideally, you'll be passionate about King's and eager to share your best uni experiences with prospective students, overseas visitors and school leavers. Currently, our ambassadors are working on digital work such as helping at virtual open days and writing blogs. When we return to campus, ambassadors may be asked to:

• Deliver campus tours
• Help out with open days and other on-campus events
• Give presentations in schools and colleges
• Represent King's at HE Fairs
• Mentor young students

Brand & Marketing Ambassador roles

Applications are now closed to become a Student Ambassador. Thank you to all applicants.

Please keep an eye out for when applications open again in mid-September 2023.

Student Content Creator

Applications are now closed for the Student Content Creator role.

Thank you to all applicants.

If you want to be notified when applications re-open in 2023, please complete this form to receive an email notification.

If you'd like to learn more about the Student Content Creator role, you can find the job description for 2022 here. Please note, this may change for 2023.

Please direct questions to Erline Chol (Marketing Manager, Social Media) at erline.chol@kcl.ac.uk.

Widening Participation Ambassador

If you care about helping students from underrepresented groups access university, you can get paid to make a difference! Find out more about becoming a Widening Participation Ambassador on our social mobility webpages.

NEW - Alumni Office Ambassador

Apply now to become a Student Ambassador for the Alumni Office!

If you’d like to connect with fellow students across King’s whilst developing valuable skills and getting early access to our mentoring and professional development events, this role is for you!

You will support the work of our dynamic and fast-paced team by assisting with the delivery of key engagement with new graduates at the graduation ceremonies, in-person events, digital online comms, and other opportunities from across the office.

We’re looking for organised students with a team player attitude from all faculties!

Please see the job description and how to apply for the role here.

If you have any questions, please contact francine.peyroux@kcl.ac.uk

Visiting your former school or college?

We would welcome students who are thinking of visiting their former school or college to represent King’s by delivering a presentation about life at King’s to prospective students. The presentation may focus on your own personal experiences of studying at King’s, as well as the subject you are studying.

Why return to your former school or college?

Through this experience, you will develop transferrable skills that are valued by employers, such as communications skills and public speaking. It provides you with an opportunity to share your experiences and the lessons you have learnt with students who are considering following in your footsteps.

Who are we looking for?

Anyone is welcome to represent King’s. All we ask is that you are an enthusiastic undergraduate or postgraduate student who is enjoying your time here and are interested in returning to your former school or college, or a UK school where you have a close link.

For international students, it may be possible arrange visits to your former schools during holidays when you return to your home country. However, we would only be able to reimburse reasonable local travel in your country, and not flights from the UK.

What is available?

The work is voluntary but expenses for local travel to any school in the UK will be reimbursed through the provided expenses claim form. Please note that this opportunity is dependent on your school agreeing to host you.

How to take part?

If you are visiting your former school or college for any reason, please don’t hesitate to contact us on schools.liaison@kcl.ac.uk. We would be more than happy to support you by providing presentation templates and advice on content, as well as equipment and literature.

If you have any questions about becoming a student ambassador, or about the ambassador scheme in general, please contact ambassador@kcl.ac.uk.

For any queries relating specifically to the Social Mobility student ambassador positions, please contact SMSSambassador@kcl.ac.uk.