Employability services structure
NTU Employability Services is the University’s central careers service, contributing to our current University strategy, University, reimagined.
Employability Services at NTU
NTU Employability Services offer an impartial careers service. We operate in accordance with the Association of Graduate Careers Advisory Services (AGCAS) Code of Ethics.
Impartiality is a core principle of our service, as AGCAS members our priority is to enable all students to make well-informed careers decisions based upon personal goals and aspirations.
Employer engagement is an important part of our service offer underpinned by Employability’s Employer Engagement Policy.
We are proud to hold The Matrix Standard, the Department for Education’s (DfE) standard for ensuring the quality of the delivery of high-quality information, advice, and guidance.
Employability Services structure
Employability Services is NTU’s independent careers service operating across Academic, Employer Engagement and Student Development Teams.
| Job Title | Name | |
|---|---|---|
Director of Employability Services | Debra Easter |
Academic
| Job Title | Name | |
|---|---|---|
Associate Director - Academic | Dr Doug Cole | |
School Employability Manager - Animal, Rural & Environmental Science | Cassie White | |
School Employability Manager - Architecture, Design & Built Environment | Chris Jones | |
School Employability Manager - Art & Design | Adam Shaw | |
School Employability Manager - Arts & Humanities | Georgia Stone | |
School Employability Manager - Nottingham Business School UG | Sunny Jones | |
School Employability Manager - Nottingham Business School PG | Dr Peter Sewell | |
School Employability Manager - Nottingham Law School | Luke Lynch | |
School Employability Manager - Social Sciences | Angela Vesey | |
School Employability Manager - Social Sciences | Helen Reed | |
School Employability Manager - Science & Technology | David Butler | |
Work-Like Experience Projects Coordinator | Graham Whyborn |
Employer Engagement
| Job Title | Name | |
|---|---|---|
| Associate Director - Employer Engagement & Placements | Rachel Hayes | |
Industry Insights Manager | Lou Rontree | |
Placement & Recruitment Manager | Sara Jones | |
Placement & Recruitment Manager | Katherine Walker | |
Placement & Recruitment Manager | Kayleigh Farrell | |
Strategic Employer Engagement Manager | Hanna Luetkemeier | |
| Sustainability & Employer Engagement Coordinator | Vicky Harvey |
Student Development
| Job Title | Name | |
|---|---|---|
Associate Director - Student Development | Carla Campbell | |
Communication, Content & Events Team Manager | Jacqualine Wallace | |
Employability Experience Manager | Phillipa Martorano | |
Employability Services Manager | Pauline Milligan | |
Employability Services Partnership Manager | Becci Brown | |
Graduate Transition Manager | Suzanne Kulk | |
Internal Opportunities Manager - Jobshop & Unitemps* | Kate William-Stanley | |
Social Mobility Projects Manager | Laura Pacey | |
Sustainability Steering Group Chair | Chris Harwood |
* Unitemps is a combined careers service owned by subsidiary of NTU, strategic direction led by Employability Services.
Employability and sustainability
Employability Services are part of NTU’s sustainable community, as a team we are actively working towards embedding sustainability across our service offer and ways of working.
Employability Services ways of working
As a Service, we aim:
- To create opportunities for students to expand their knowledge of sustainability; to have a positive impact on their future careers
- To work collaboratively with employers, ensuring they are aware of sustainability best practice and understand the demand for this from early careers
- To work internally to increase the knowledge of the Employability team regarding sustainability issues and how they can support our students
- To promote the links between employability and sustainability and increase the academic basis for this.
Student Sustainability Award
Our Sustainability Award was highlighted as a sector-leading initiative by Green Gown Awards, NTU Sustainability Award enhances graduate employability by embracing sustainability. Developed in partnership with NTU’s Green Academy and inspired by NTU’s strategic ambition ‘Embracing Sustainability’ the aim is to have a positive impact on students’ future careers by developing their sustainability literacy.