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Are you a hardworking graduate? Are you looking to build your experience supporting vulnerable or neurodiverse children? Are you friendly and creative? Autism Support Assistant A specialist school, located in Oxford, are looking for a motivated graduate to join their team full-time as an Autism Support Assistant. You will play a pivotal role in supporting pupils with a primary diagnosis of Autism, helping to create a nurturing and inclusive environment where every student can thrive. This is a fantastic platform if you are looking to build a career in psychology, neurodiversity and mental health. As an Autism Support Assistant, you will provide support for pupils on the autistic spectrum, both in and outside the classroom. You will provide both 1:1 and wider group support, alongside teachers, therapists, psychologists and other specialist support staff. You will also help deliver specialist interventions, focused around emotional regulation and promoting self-expression. The school uses creative methods to engage the students so expect lessons in music, cooking, drama, dance and art! Sensory learning and restorative practices are also key parts of the curriculum - as an Autism Support Assistant, you will help support with this, as well as rolling out other therapeutic techniques, often used in child psychology. While working as an Autism Support Assistant, you will be proactive, versatile and confident, while making the best choices to support the students. This is an exciting opportunity if you are interested in Psychology, Behaviour Therapy or Occupational Therapy. Not only will you gain invaluable experience working with children with autism, learning difficulties and communication needs, you will also work alongside a multidisciplinary team of qualified therapists and SEN specialists. Key Information Autism Support Assistant Graduate Opportunity Full Time, Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 3:30pm £90 - £100 per day *Oxford If you are interested in this opportunity, then apply today with your updated CV! Location - Oxford, Oxford, Oxford

Account Manager, North UK Live shows make us feel good. They’re a time to hang with our friends, discover new artists or lose ourselves on a dance floor. We’re on a mission to bring all of this to more fans, more often – and that’s where you come in. We’re looking for an Account Manager to join our team in the North of England, forming strong relationships with venues and promoters, ideally based in Leeds or Manchester. At DICE, you’ll be part of the company that’s redefining live entertainment. It's a place where you can be yourself, influence the culture, and create work that you’re proud of. About the role You’ll join a team focused on building strong partner relationships and driving growth across our network. With your deep understanding of the live entertainment industry and expertise in the music industry across key cities like Leeds, Manchester and Liverpool, you’ll know what makes promoters, festivals and venues thrive. This is an exciting opportunity to make an impact in a growing market—developing meaningful partnerships while driving operational excellence, revenue, engagement and long-term growth. You are collaborative and execution-oriented with a strong marketing sense, and you look for new and expanded ways to help your partners reach fans and drive growth. You will be Building and leading relationships with key partners to drive revenue targets, partner satisfaction and retention. Partnering with Marketing, Field Operations, and Client Success teams to drive operational excellence and manage on-site needs for events. Maximising Partner success by tracking sales performance across systems, surfacing key insights and deploying strategies that optimise marketing and sales strategies. Keeping your finger on the pulse of DICE product developments and industry trends that will evolve Partner event strategy. Acting as the glue connecting the region to central DICE teams, confidently managing Partner expectations and ensuring Partner needs are documented. Engaged in team collaboration to overcome ambiguity and achieve shared success. You are Passionate, humble and resilient. • Self-motivated and a team player. Actively responsible. A fan of music and culture. • Collaborative and confident communicator. Highly collaborative and confident communicator. • An analytical and curious problem solver. Extremely organised, resourceful and efficient in balancing priorities. You'll need • Local knowledge of the live industry across the North of England and based in either Leeds or Manchester. Business and commercial acumen. Strong communication skills. • Exceptional stakeholder management. Proven experience in live events in Account Management, Event Operations or Marketing. • High attention to detail and resourcefulness. An understanding of marketing, social media and analytics. • Excellent knowledge of how festivals, venues and promoters work., • Ticketing experience is a big plus. About DICE DICE is based throughout Europe, North America, Australia and India, and is rapidly growing worldwide. We’re constantly innovating to bring amazing products to fans, artists, venues and promoters. We know that having a variety of perspectives makes us a better company – it's why we strongly encourage members of underrepresented communities to apply. Find out how we're creating a more _. Our Benefits Unlimited paid holiday Monthly DICE credits Private health insurance with Vitality with tons of perks Workplace pension with Penfold Coaching and CBT sessions Classpass Summer Fridays Generous parental package Eye Care Vouchers Cycle 2 Work Workplace nursery scheme Season Ticket Loan We recognise the benefits of hybrid working and want to create the best balance to ensure we can continue working together effectively. For our UK team, we have a hybrid work policy of three days in the office and two days from anywhere. You can chat about your specific team’s days and expectations during the interview process. Application process Our process usually involves a quick chat on the phone, a task and an interview where you’ll meet the people you’ll work with. We’ll keep you fully informed along the way. For information on how we use your data, please view our _. We may use AI-assisted tools to help analyse skills and experience. These systems function solely as decision-support tools; they do not autonomously reject candidates or make final hiring decisions. Every application is subject to meaningful human oversight, with every hiring decision through the process being made by humans If you would like more information about how your data is processed, please contact us.