Jack Mosse

Study Skills Tutor (SpLD)

Working as a Study Skills Tutor for Diversity & Ability feels like a natural fit for Jack. After completing their BA in Philosophy, Jack worked in the charity sector before returning to University for an MA in Social Anthropology at Goldsmiths, which turned into a PhD in the Media and Communications department. While working towards their PhD, Jack started teaching on different BA and MA modules and really enjoyed getting to know the students and helping them through their degrees. Jack especially liked working with students who had some form of learning difference, as being dyslexic themselves, they recognised a lot of the issues students were facing, and Jack felt like they could use their own experience to help. It was an easy switch to go from leading seminars to working one-on-one.

Jack has also worked outside University supporting people in their workplaces and grew up with and continues to support their older brother who has severe learning differences. Jack’s role with D&A allows them to combine this passion for working with people who have learning differences, along with their knowledge and experience of higher education.