1. Bachelor’s degree in public administration, Arts (communication), Public Relations or a related field from a recognised University/Institution.

2. At least two (2) years’ experience in a similar role in a reputable public or private academic institution.

1. To participate in orientation and support to newly enrolled students to enable them successfully settle in the LDC.

2. To monitor the students welfare to ensure that they are not diverted from their routine academics.

3. To assess vulnerable category students such as disabled, breastfeeding and expectant female students for additional welfare support.

4. To review and follow up on academic reports to monitor students’ performance and identify academically challenged students for further support in conjunction with teaching staff.

5. To facilitate meetings and feedback sessions to ensure that there are linkages between students and teaching staff on matters of academic performance where necessary.